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This Is the Most Important Moral Question About Self-Driving CarsNovember 9, 2018 |
Hint: It’s not whether an autonomous car should choose to hit a person or a dog
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In a company blog post, Waymo noted that “it’s the first time that California has allowed tests on public roads of fully driverless cars ― that is, without a test driver sitting in the driver’s seat,” and elaborated that the permit includes day and night testing, on a variety of road types
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That people would generally prefer to minimize casualties in a hypothetical autonomous car crash has been found to be true in past research, but what happens when people are presented with more complex scenarios?
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When drafting a treaty on the laws of war at the end of the 19th century, diplomats could not foresee the future of weapons development. But they did adopt a legal and moral standard for judging new technology not covered by existing treaty language
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Rebooting the Ethical SoldierJuly 16, 2018 |
On battlefields of the past, killing was intentional and intensely personal. In the future, the automated nature of combat, the artificial enhancement of soldiers and the speed and distances involved will threaten to undermine the warrior ethos
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People Must Retain Control of Autonomous VehiclesApril 6, 2018 |
Legislation on the testing of self-driving cars does not address liability and safety concerns, warn Ashley Nunes, Bryan Reimer and Joseph F. Coughlin
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In Tempe, Arizona, an autonomous Uber struck and killed a woman crossing a street at night. The incident is likely to test the public’s tolerance of AVs on real-world roads
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Nissan Paves Way for Cars that Read your MindJanuary 5, 2018 |
New ‘brain to vehicle’ system taps into a driver’s neurological activity to help ensure control and comfort
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