Value Inference in Sociotechnical Systems

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Conference paper (2023)

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E. Liscio Interactive Intelligence -

Roger Lera-Leri Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Spanish National Scientific Research Council

Filippo Bistaffa Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Spanish National Scientific Research Council

R.I.J. Dobbe

C.M. Jonker Universiteit Leiden, Interactive Intelligence -

Maite Lopez-Sanchez University of Barcelona

Juan A. Rodriguez-Aguilar Artificial Intelligence Research Institute, Spanish National Scientific Research Council

P.K. Murukannaiah Interactive Intelligence -

Ethics Norms Values Hybrid Intelligence Sociotechnical Systems

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2023

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Abstract

As artificial agents become increasingly embedded in our society, we must ensure that their behavior aligns with human values. Value alignment entails value inference, the process of identifying values and reasoning about how humans prioritize values. We introduce a holistic framework that connects the technical (AI) components necessary for value inference. Subsequently, we discuss how hybrid intelligence'the synergy of human and artificial intelligence'is instrumental to the success of value inference. Finally, we illustrate how value inference both poses significant challenges and provides novel opportunities for multiagent systems research.

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