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There is a growing awareness of the need for diversity and representation in the development of ethical robots. This is essential to ensure that the ethical considerations and decision-making processes built into these robots are inclusive and considerate of the diverse communities that will interact with them. Furthermore, it is important that diverse perspectives are included in the design, development, and evaluation of ethical robots to prevent potential biases and negative impacts on marginalized communities. With this foundation in mind, the purpose of this panel session is twofold: 1) to explore and discuss the ethical considerations and implications of diversity in AI research and robotic applications and 2) to foster a deeper understanding of the role that diverse perspectives and inclusive practices play in the development of responsible and equitable technology.
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