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Especially when you consider that it may not be certain who the "other people" are. It may have a probabilistic model that says there's a 45% chancce it's hurtl
by acbart 11y ago
Especially when you consider that it may not be certain who the "other people" are. It may have a probabilistic model that says there's a 45% chancce it's hurtling towards a mother pushing a stroller and that it has a 100% that it has a driver sitting in the seat. If it's two actions endanger either the driver or the mother, what kind of calculus should it do?
- nolok 11y agoI was staying on raw numbers without factoring the "some people may deserve saving/protection more than others", because that's yet another can of worms ...