>A computer is going to make an algorithmic choice, and that's what the article was about - who makes the choice as to how the car should react? Google has alr

>A computer is going to make an algorithmic choice, and that's what the article was about - who makes the choice as to how the car should react? Google has already said that this kind of decision making will not be a part of their cars' system. The car's reaction to situations is based on the rules that we all agreed on when we passed laws surrounding how humans are to behave on the road. If the car encounter as obstacle, it will brake. It will not calculate death probabilities. It does not need to.