Ethical Judgment

Journal paper published at the French Artificial Intelligence Open Journal (Revue Ouverte d’Intelligence Artificielle). This works extends previous works, especially the conference paper published at JFSMA 2021.

Paper presented at the Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems conference. It presents the AJAR framework, which uses argumentation-based judging agents to provide rewards for Reinforcement Learning agents, according to one or several moral values. This “judgment of ethics” is used to nudge the learning agents towards an “ethical behavior”, that is, a behavior aligned with the given moral values.

PhD thesis on Learning behaviours aligned with moral values in a multi-agent system: guiding reinforcement learning with symbolic judgments, realized at the LIRIS lab, under the supervision of Professor Salima Hassas (LIRIS), Professor Olivier Boissier (LaHC), and Dr. Mathieu Guillermin (UCLy).

Paper on the ability to use a symbolic reasoning approach to judge neural learning agents, in order to reward them appropriately with respect to their ’ethical’ behavior, combining both approaches in a Hybrid method.

Paper presented at the AI, Ethics, and Society conference. It presents a novel, hybrid, method to learn “ethical behaviors” by combining symbolic judgments with a Reinforcement Learning algorithm.