Madeline G. Reinecke

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Julia HaasSenior Research Scientist, DeepMindVerified email at google.com
Matti WilksUniversity of EdinburghVerified email at ed.ac.uk
Paul BloomBrooks and Suzanne Ragen Profesor of Psychology, Yale UniversityVerified email at yale.edu
Edgar A. Duéñez-GuzmánGoogle DeepMindVerified email at oeb.harvard.edu
Markus KuneschDeepMindVerified email at google.com
Joel Z LeiboResearch scientistVerified email at google.com
Zachary HorneLecturer, University of EdinburghVerified email at ed.ac.uk
Laura WeidingerSenior Research Scientist at DeepMindVerified email at google.com
Ramona ComanescuDeepMindVerified email at deepmind.com

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Developmental changes in perceived moral standing of robots MG Reinecke, M Wilks, P Bloom Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Cognitive Science Society 43 (43), 2021	13	2021
The puzzle of evaluating moral cognition in artificial agents MG Reinecke, Y Mao, M Kunesch, EA Duéñez‐Guzmán, J Haas, JZ Leibo Cognitive Science 47 (8), e13315, 2023	3	2023
Artificial moral cognition: Learning from developmental psychology L Weidinger, MG Reinecke, J Haas PsyArXiv, 2022	3	2022
Immutable morality: Even God could not change some moral facts MG Reinecke, Z Horne OSF, 2018	3	2018
Doing the right thing for the right reason: Evaluating artificial moral cognition by probing cost insensitivity Y Mao, MG Reinecke, M Kunesch, EA Duéñez-Guzmán, R Comanescu, ... arXiv preprint arXiv:2305.18269, 2023	1	2023
Children deny that God could change morality MG Reinecke, LH Solomon Cognitive Development 68, 101393, 2023		2023
People's (inconsistent) attitudes about foundational moral beliefs. M Reinecke, Z Horne CogSci, 2018		2018

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