I think there the possibility to find a standard for response that genuinely serves the maximum future good. In my mind — the standard response to such acciden

I think there the possibility to find a standard for response that genuinely serves the maximum future good. In my mind — the standard response to such accidents should be to setup an endowment dedicated to the study of techniques promoting the enhancement of autonomous safety, named after the victim, in the geographical region of the accident. Build a damn research facility near the accident site — spread the valuable high tech knowledge across generations and demographics — along with the understanding that the ultimate mission being pursued is the safest autonomous systems possible. This kind of response would go over really well I think and have a lot of benefits beyond just PR. There are very real possibilities that accident rates will not be uniform across driving regions due to the inability of models to optimize for the uneven distribution of risk sources across all driving scenarios. This gets _really evil_ if profit motive is allowed to be be the only mechanism driving the development of vehicle safety models. I cringe for a future where car accidents are biased to occur more often in poor or ethnic neighborhoods ...