We need to be proactive and prepared in addressing ethical and social challenges instead of reacting to harm afterwards with rush decisions.
Temperance is to seek pleasure rationally; courage is to react to the threat of harm rationally.
No, the issue is -- and certainly one that has been talked about for a long, long time -- is how men would react to seeing women in harm's way, or potentially being injured or in a vulnerable position, and not being concerned about accomplishing the mission".
Although much environmental legislation is drafted in response to catastrophes, preventing environmental harm is cheaper, easier, and less environmentally dangerous than reacting to environmental harm that already has taken place.
In addition, all participants, regardless of their level of hypnotizability, tended to react to their images of potential harm with elevated heart rate and increased washing time, and this elevated heart rate returned to baseline when they had washed.
[I]t is essential for both autonomous machines to detect the potential harm their actions could cause and to react to it by either attempting to avoid it, or if harm cannot be avoided, by refusing to carry out the human instruction.
This actively causes harm, including when communities react to this by holding on to static notions of "culture" and "tradition" in the face of outside challenge as a way to resist colonialism and racism.
Most of the thirteen Trial One volunteers did not see the vaccine given to them in that trial as an intervention to prevent HIV but to investigate how their bodies would react to it including whether it caused them harm.
This is a difficult discipline, especially when our immediate emotional instinct is to react, to push back, and to forcibly patrol that border between help and harm.
BP shares advance as traders react to news of the $7.8 billion settlement brokered by the oil giant with individuals and businesses harmed by the 2010 gulf oil spill.
