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This research presents a method for enhancing prosocial behaviour in agents by integrating ethical principles, suggesting a new approach to decision-making.
Principles from normative ethics---the philosophical study of morality---can be operationalised in the decision-making capacities of agents to discern ethically acceptable actions and promote prosocial behaviour, defined as behaviours that support the well-being of others. Challenges exist in operationalising principles: (1) individual principles may be unintuitive; (2) while incorporating multiple principles mitigates issues with individual principles, conflicts may arise between them. We present PriENE, a method for combining multiple principles to encourage agents to learn prosocial behaviour.
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