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This is relevant, though. There are traffic laws and regulations in place for human drivers and this incident poses a conundrum: how are minor transgressions ha
by qayxc 5y ago
This is relevant, though. There are traffic laws and regulations in place for human drivers and this incident poses a conundrum: how are minor transgressions handled with autonomous vehicles?
Who gets fined? The owner? The manufacturer? Do the rules not apply to machines or to a lesser degree and if so, why?
Lots of interesting legal questions that are much more relevant in practise than hypothetical (and IMHO completely misguided) trolly-problem related ethical discussions.
- Ekaros 5y agoI think it is reasonable that the owner or operating entity gets the fine. Then they can sue the manufacturer or service provider for any issues.
- zip1234 5y agoI would venture that manufacturers should prevent drivers from breaking the law when possible. For example, autonomous cars rolling stops and speeding should not be possible.