Mine, or else I'm not buying it.
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I predict there will be a market where you can sell your right not to be injured.
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you'd design the logic to try to save everyone, and probably fail. a design to purposefully kill violates professional ethics
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at any rate, all cars brake better than they swerve, so it's a counterphysical situation
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this is like the story of the train where do you kill one person or everyone on the train
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If a PETA member drives one, will it flip itself to avoid hitting a squirrel?
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won’t be an ethical choice, it will be a business choice. Indemnification in the fine print somewhere. Relationship with buyer
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ethically, it’s still the driver, as they are the party that has chosen to use the tech.
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What if the car is transporting dangerous criminals?
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exotic outlier.
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And what about fire engines, police cars and ambulances? Are the drivers always more important in those cases....
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.....and if so, why? These are moral questions that need to be answered.
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neither are good candidates for the tech- police cars are used as battering rams, fire needs to use sidewalks
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But it will be irresponsible to allow humans to drive cars when this technology arrives........
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Many scenarios already have legal requirements. The AI should obey the law otherwise the manufacturer will be held liable.
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They should allow the passenger to input these choices
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Right now the choice is made by the driver. Keep it that way.
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What about these smart car victims:http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/technology/a24570/self-driving-cars-could-cause-massive-organ-shortage/ …
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