GRASP Lab Penn LAWS Symposium Participant

Post Survey

Follow-up survey for the participants that attended the Penn Symposium on Lethal Autonomous Weapons on Monday, May 24, 2021.

I. Reflections on the Symposium and Discussions

My reasons for attending the symposium:

Ways in which the symposium was effective and my attendance was rewarding:

Ways in which the symposium might have been more effective and rewarding:

Main takeaway from the day’s talks and discussion:

Day’s major lessons for designers of robots:

Day’s major lessons for users of robots:

What a potential future symposium of this kind should focus on:

What further information I might seek on this topic:

What further action I might take on this topic:

Please share any further reactions, comments or ideas:

II. Personal Information for Those Interested in Future Collaboration on This Topic

Email

Affiliation: Department or other University unit or GRASP Stakeholder

How did you hear about the Penn LAWS Symposium?

III. Potential Future Collaborative Activities Related to LAWS

Please briefly share your ideas for further workshops at Penn:

Please briefly share your ideas for organizing similar workshops on peer campuses or with an industry focus (either within the US or internationally)

Please briefly share your ideas on organizing a similar workshop at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, May 2022, in Philadelphia:

Please briefly share your ideas for other follow-on activities:

Faculty Respondents

Please briefly share your ideas for reaching out to help engage with industrial collaborators:

Please briefly share your ideas for reaching out to help engage with government collaborators:

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Penn LAWS Symposium Participant

Post Survey

I. Reflections on the Symposium and Discussions

II. Personal Information for Those Interested in Future Collaboration on This Topic

III. Potential Future Collaborative Activities Related to LAWS

Faculty Respondents

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