英文摘要 |
Social robots, as a technological innovation, have been applied in healthcare scenarios for individuals with autism spectrum disorder in recent years. In order to ethically implement such technological applications, many organizations have proposed the concept of“responsible innovation,”which involves including stakeholders in the development process to incorporate multiple values. However, due to the neurodiversity of people with autism spectrum disorder, it is difficult to set up the circumstances in which they can share their perspectives on the ethical issues of social robots in healthcare. In this study, we incorporated a“Theatre method”to encourage eight participants with autism to share their human-robot interaction ethics with us. They acted as audience members and watched the interactive scenarios we designed for the healthcare robot, and then we asked them for their thoughts and feelings about potential ethical issues concerning autonomy. We found that our theatre methods encouraged some participants to actively engage in ethical discussions. In conclusion, we believe that it is necessary to continue developing diverse methods to enable individuals on the autism spectrum to participate in the technology innovation process so that the“responsible research and innovation”can be fulfilled. |