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They also could not think. If you've ever been in an accident, you know that there's no time for thinking. Reflexes take over. Ascribing ethical decisions to t
by andrei_says_ 10y ago
They also could not think. If you've ever been in an accident, you know that there's no time for thinking. Reflexes take over.
Ascribing ethical decisions to the driver in such a situation is not rational nor ethical.
- rickycook 10y agono, but it's a situation in which a computer could make a decision
- andrei_says_ 10y agoI imagine you mean a choice like "should I run over this child who suddenly ran in front of the car or should I swerve into opposing traffic?"