RoboPhilosophy is a non-commercial website maintained by Prof. Dr. Oliver Bendel, a Switzerland-based robot philosopher and specialist in information and machine ethics.

The site explores the social, ethical, and cultural dimensions of robotics and artificial intelligence through scientific commentary and analysis. Its posts examine developments such as care robots, autonomous vehicles, generative AI, and the influence of intelligent machines on creativity and society. Recent coverage discusses Kawasaki’s Home Leo companion robot for older adults, robotaxi trials in Switzerland, and AI-generated work presented at the Venice Biennale.

RoboPhilosophy also reports on research communities and events, including the AAAI Spring Symposium Series. The website is an editorial and knowledge-sharing project rather than a commercial brand: it does not advertise products or sell services. Researchers and other contributors may submit guest articles, provided their contributions are exclusively scientific and do not promote companies; no payment is offered.

Overall, RoboPhilosophy provides an independent platform for informed discussion of how robots and AI systems are designed, used, and understood, with particular attention to ethical questions and their effects on people