Funny thing with these mental games is, machines are supposed to make 'moral' decisions, where humans don't stand a chance to do so, because it's beyond their

Funny thing with these mental games is, machines are supposed to make 'moral' decisions, where humans don't stand a chance to do so, because it's beyond their physical capabilities to react fast enough and simply natural and learned reflexes take over the cerebral system. Add to that the mostly unrealistic situation. Just look at real accidents and you know what people do. They don't do moral decisions, they just act without thinking. If they even notice in time, they brake the car sharply and avoid the immediate obstacle. Then think about improving the results. These questions and their answers are highly dependent on cultural contexts. They are behavioral research not ethics.