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This study critically examines the potential of embedding a cognitive reflection model within robotic decision-making systems. Cognitive reflection, which enables humans to surpass initial impulses and heuristics for improved decision outcomes, is proposed as a mechanism to augment the decision-making capacity of autonomous robots. By analyzing existing decision-making paradigms in robotics, this paper conceptualizes the adoption of cognitive reflection and evaluates its prospective transformative impact on the field. Through a detailed investigation, it articulates the significant enhancements in robotic intelligence and functionality that cognitive reflection can offer. Furthermore, it rigorously discusses the technical feasibility, ethical considerations, and broader societal ramifications, delineating a comprehensive framework for the responsible and effective integration of cognitive processes in robotics.
Durga Deepak Valluri (Thu,) studied this question.
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