Debate on whether robots will have freewill

The document discusses the concept of free will and argues that neither humans nor robots have true free will. It defines free will as decisions that are not caused by anything external and allows beings to escape responsibility. However, the document asserts that humans and robots are just complex information processing machines, with humans having deliberative and reactive processes, and robots likely mirroring human architectures. As such, both humans and robots are determined by their internal workings rather than having uncaused or undetermined decisions, and therefore neither possesses free will in the theological sense.