
A simulation lets autonomous cars experience situations that are too dangerous to try in reality
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Self-Driving Cars Can’t Be Perfectly SafeMarch 27, 2018 |
On March 19, an Uber self-driving vehicle being tested in Arizona struck and killed Elaine Herzberg, who was walking her bike across the street. This is the first time a self-driving vehicle has killed a pedestrian, and it raises questions about the ethics of developing and testing emerging technologies. What’s good enough? 3 questions answered
Quick ReadAs faculty on Arizona State University’s Tempe campus who also study technology innovation… We know that our neighbors and students are largely excited that our streets are being used to test self-driving technologies… But we also know that the people who live and work here have local knowledge and values that are being ignored by those who are designing and testing these new technologies
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Bioethics with Jeffrey KahnDecember 15, 2016 |
Host, Tom Hall is joined by Dr. Jeffrey Kahn, the director of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics. He stops by Midday from time to time to talk about how ethicists help us frame the questions we need to ask when we are confronted with new research possibilities, or new advances in science and technology. Today’s topic: Autonomous cars.
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