研究生: |
郭佳瑀 Kuo, Chia-Yu |
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論文名稱: |
AI機器人之情感與行為分析-以Westworld反映的情感與自主學習為例 Analyzing Emotions and Autonomous Learning in AI Robots: Using Westworld as an Example |
指導教授: |
劉立行
Liu, Li-Hsing |
口試委員: |
莊伯仲
Chuang, Po-Chung 洪雅玲 Hung, Yah-ling 劉立行 Liu, Li-Hsing |
口試日期: | 2023/06/16 |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
圖文傳播學系 Department of Graphic Arts and Communications |
論文出版年: | 2023 |
畢業學年度: | 111 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 83 |
中文關鍵詞: | AI機器人 、情感 、自主學習 、Westworld |
英文關鍵詞: | AI robots, emotions, autonomous learning, Westworld |
研究方法: | 文本分析法 |
DOI URL: | http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202301249 |
論文種類: | 學術論文 |
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AI 機器人是人工智慧發展的一個必然趨勢,並且在當代已經有了實質性的 突破與進展。本研究旨在探討 AI 機器人情感、自主學習及與人類的互動關係, 並籍由 HBO 影集《Westworld》來反映了當代科技及未來可能發展的趨勢。
本研究對象為《Westworld》影集前三季的劇情內容與 AI 機器人故事線, 透過系統性的文獻回顧和文本分析法的運用,從人工智慧、機器學習、心理學 和哲學等不同角度分析了 AI 機器人感情、自主學習和人類互動的發展過程,從 而得出了以下研究結果:
首先,AI 機器人的情感反應包括情感的產生、表達和 AI 機器人的自主學 習發展都需要在感知、技術和道德三個層次上進行,並且需要相對應的認知架 構和演算法的支持,而 AI 機器人與人類的互動可協作、競爭、娛樂、教育、照 顧和治療等多種形式和應用關係,但仍需注意機器人可能對人類產生威脅的風 險和挑戰,需加強教育和監管確保其合理應用。同時,AI 機器人的情感和自主 學習方面,需強化管理和監督確保安全和合法性,在機器人智能和人機互動帶 來新契機的同時,也能確保人類的安全與福址,以實現更好的社會效益。
最後,透過《Westworld》影集的分析與機器人故事線反映了在心理及哲學 上的概念,並提醒觀眾警覺科技發展的同時仍需珍惜人類本有的獨特性。本研 究也指出了 AI 機器人發展的趨勢和相關的道德倫理問題,並提出了相應的建議。 希望這項研究能對未來人工智慧的發展和應用提供有益的參考。
AI robots have become an inevitable trend in the development of artificial intelligence, and significant breakthroughs and advancements have been made in contemporary times. This research aims to explore the emotions, autonomous learning capabilities, and interaction between AI robots and humans, drawing insights from the HBO series "Westworld" to reflect contemporary technological trends and potential future developments. The research focuses on the plot content and AI robot storylines from the first three seasons of "Westworld." Through a systematic literature review and the application of text analysis methods, this study analyzes the development of emotions, autonomous learning, and human interaction in AI robots from different perspectives, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, psychology, and philosophy. The following research findings are obtained:
Firstly, the emotional response of AI robots encompasses the nature, generation, and expression of emotions. The development of AI robots' autonomous learning requires progress in perception, technology, and ethics, supported by corresponding cognitive frameworks and algorithms. Additionally, the interaction between AI robots and humans can take various forms and applications, including collaboration, competition, entertainment, education, care, and therapy. However, attention must be given to the risks and challenges that AI robots may pose to humans. Strengthening education and regulation is crucial to ensure their reasonable, safe, and responsible application. Furthermore, the management and supervision of AI robots' emotional response and autonomous learning should be strengthened to ensure safety and legality. While bringing new opportunities in robot intelligence and human-machine interaction, it is essential to safeguard human safety and well-being, ultimately achieving better social benefits.
Finally, the analysis of the HBO series "Westworld" and its robot storylines reflects psychological and philosophical concepts, reminding viewers to be aware of technological advancements while cherishing the inherent uniqueness of humanity. This study also highlights the trends in AI robot development and related ethical issues, providing corresponding recommendations. It is hoped that this research will offer valuable insights for the future development and application of artificial intelligence.
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