about situations appearing in the chapters 29-31 of the novel "The Vestigial Heart":
6.A - Can reliability/safety be guaranteed? How can hacking/vandalism be prevented?
6.B - Who is responsible for the actions of robots? Should moral behavior be modifiable in robots?
6.C - When should a society’s well-being prevail over the privacy of personal data?
6.D - What digital divides may robotics cause?
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