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- Norm Avoidance and Reinforcement Learning: Definitions and AnalysisBenoît Alcaraz, Emery A. Neufeld, Amro Najjar. 1-19
- Reasoning With and About Normative ConflictsKees van Berkel 0002, Christian Straßer. 21-40
- Reconsidering the Formalisation of Backward Looking ResponsibilityJan M. Broersen. 41-60
- deolingo: Extending Answer Set Programming with Deontic ReasoningPedro Cabalar, Ovidio Manteiga. 61-77
- Deontic Explanations in Åqvist's SystemsAgata Ciabattoni, Blaz Istenic Urh, Xavier Parent 0001. 79-98
- Navigating Permission and Exceptions: A First-Order PerspectiveJosephine Dik, Dominik Pichler. 99-117
- Trivalent Semantics for Conditional ObligationsPaul Égré, Lorenzo Rossi 0005, Jan Sprenger. 119-137
- A Truthmaker Semantics for Reason-Based ConditionalsAlessandro Giordani, Vita Saitta. 139-158
- Is Moral Particularism a Problem for Rule-Based Artificial Normative Systems?Joris Graff. 159-178
- Input/Output Logic via Neighborhood SemanticsBrandon Hopkins. 179-198
- Modal Logic for Agent-Based Legal ClassificationsDaniil Khaitovich, Lorenz Hornung. 199-218
- Reasons Against, Balancing, and Defeasible LogicAleks Knoks. 219-235
- Reasons and the Logic of ObligationStephan Krämer. 237-254
- Rational Monotony in Input/Output LogicXu Li 0037, Liuwen Yu, Leendert van der Torre. 255-272
- Deontically Constrained Policy Improvement in Reinforcement Learning AgentsAlena Makarova, Houssam Abbas. 273-292
- Extending Recent Modifications of the DWE FrameworkPaul McNamara. 293-312
- Quantified Deontic STIT LogicEdward Roussel, Stef Frijters. 313-328
- Using Simple Deontic Constraints for Fast Norm-Conforming Reinforcement LearningMatthias Scheutz, Daniel Little. 329-347
- Connecting Free-Choice Permission with Obligation and Prohibition by Not Doing ItZilu Wang, Yanjing Wang 0001. 349-368
- A Contrastive Semantics for Iffy OughtsXuefeng Wen, Yanan Liu. 369-388
- From Act Obligations to Knowledge ObligationsHoussam Abbas. 391-393
- Normative ImplicationsAndrea De Domenico, Ali Farjami, Krishna Manoorkar, Alessandra Palmigiano, Mattia Panettiere, Apostolos Tzimoulis, Xiaolong Wang. 395-397
- When Judges Go Wrong: Modeling Discretion and the Duty of CareJosephine Dik, Réka Markovich. 399-401
- Bridging AI Risk Assessment and Rights Promotion and Protection: A Semantic ModelBeatrice Ferrigno, Antonino Rotolo. 403-405
- Formalizing flint: A Logic of Preconditions and Consequences of ActionsThom van Gessel, Frank Goossens. 407-409
- Deontic ArgumentationGuido Governatori, Antonino Rotolo. 411-413
- Casuistical Reasoning in Bioethics as an Argumentation-Based Dialogue GameLuca Redondi. 415-417
- Integrating Action Choices and Well-Founded Semantics for Deontic PlanningDavide Soldà. 419-421
- Two Semantic Approaches For Non-Dilemmatic SituationsMahan Vaz Silva, Daniel Skurt. 423-425
- Toward a Principle-Based Analysis of Dual-Scale DetachmentVincent de Wit, Aleks Knoks, Leendert van der Torre. 427-428
- Ought to Do Based on Action and BeliefQiaoyang Zhang. 429-431