> If you can tell a car how to make a decision between hitting an old lady in the street vs. crashing into a tree and killing the passenger and get that right e

> If you can tell a car how to make a decision between hitting an old lady in the street vs. crashing into a tree and killing the passenger and get that right enough to please the public, I'm sure we can figure out how to tell a robot in a battle situation which person to shoot . . . well enough to please the public. I have not seen any indication that this is a solved problem and a major reason why I'm against autonomous cars as they stand today. I'm extremely concerned that in the rush to get to self-driving cars that issues like this are swept aside in the typical Valley attitude of asking for forgiveness later. To be clear, I would love an autonomous commute vehicle that lets me work on the way to work but only if it's safe. At the same time, I love diving for pleasure and do not want a future where that's out of the question. It's a big dilemma.