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The Moral Machine experiment
- glaberficken 8y agoWasn't sure to post original pay-walled paper (which I did) or one of the news coverage links. Here is coverage on motherboard: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/evw3w7/driverless-cars-spare-young-people-over-old-in-a-car-accident-moral-machine-survey-finds https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/evw3w7/driverless...
- lainon 8y agoI think everyone here knows about sci-hub, so I'd always post the original pay-walled paper.
- glaberficken 8y agoLink to the survey experiment in case you are curious to take it: http://moralmachine.mit.edu http://moralmachine.mit.edu I would love to read some comments on the scientific validity of the findings. I tried to answer the survey by applying road law blindly to each situation. Although the survey results did catch that I gave the highest value to rules following, it also suggested I attributed higher value to athletic people and to a higher perceived social value...leading me to speculate: does this experiment really measure what it thinks it does?