Straight Edge
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The car should hit the brakes NOT swerve into anything.
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Who should AI kill in a driverless car crash? It depends who you ask
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It won't. Those putting logic together are better than this I am sure. If choosing one over the other sounds bias to some, well humans have been around long enough to blame themselves for it and not some tech that's reforming the industries.
Cunth
Fingerlickin' Good!
This might be crazy enough to work...
There will be people out there, who will have issues with this as well. Better prepare your defense statement.
davepoobond
you can't put a price on sparks
It should implode
guggnichso
Banned
I guess that might be more of a question quite far into the future, as what I know from AI, they still have problems to discern a person from a chair.
So choosing between a grown up and a child, or a male and a female is quite far off, isn’t it?
Still, interesting moral question, that will likely viewed different by different cultures.
So choosing between a grown up and a child, or a male and a female is quite far off, isn’t it?
Still, interesting moral question, that will likely viewed different by different cultures.
...you're gonna have to explain this one to me.
I hear the alt-right are creating Computer Science scholarships for nice straight white boys for just this purpose. The last time one of their domestic terrori... I mean lone wolves did it, he only killed one.
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L0wMax
Member
It should kill whomever defaulted on their car loans.
So if it's going down the road at 60mph with cars behind you and a bunch of kids run out onto the road, it should slam on the brakes and kill everyone.
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navii
My fantasy is that my girlfriend was actually a young high school girl.
I actually agree with this and Australian regulations I believe would say the same thing... that said I would have had a horrible car accident had the human driver not swerved out of my way as I mistakenly drove on the wrong side of the road.
I hope that AI divers have the "awareness" to do the same.
navii
My fantasy is that my girlfriend was actually a young high school girl.
From my understanding, and I think you should do your own googling, it is understood that swerving is considered more dangerous than just braking.
edit: also, if a car crashes into your back then they are automatically at fault (at least in Australia). You need to leave enough space between you and the car in front for safe braking should they stop quickly.
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Straight Edge
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Phoenix
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The vehicle can only ever really try to protect its occupants. Everything else becomes a bit non-deterministic if you're trying to count costs and determine what might happen in the million iffs of trying to save the other people who may, in fact, do very unpredictable things when trying to save themselves.
NO. You don't roll out driverless cars or any car for that matter if the infrastructure is so poor that a bunch of kids run out onto the road. Just keep walking, that's what you deserve.
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Boss Mog
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The AI's first concern should always be the safety of the people in its vehicle. Hopefully it'll be able to communicate with other vehicle AIs to avoid head-on collisions by both vehicles swerving left or both swerving right. I would never own a driverless vehicle that didn't put me and my family's safety first.
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