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This guy needs some PR advice, but the approach is sound. To be ethically clear, the approach must be hard-coded in that it doesn’t evaluate and choose a contro
by Schwolop 7y ago
This guy needs some PR advice, but the approach is sound. To be ethically clear, the approach must be hard-coded in that it doesn’t evaluate and choose a control output. Instead it is forced to pick one control output that was predetermined to be safe enough. Reducing energy ASAP by braking meets that. Attempting to swerve does not - because you must _decide_ which way to do so, and that decision is fraught with ethical issues.