Thanks - I hadn't quite thought of it in those terms re: utilitarianism. As discussion of 'self-driving cars' ramped up towards the end of the last decade, I r

Thanks - I hadn't quite thought of it in those terms re: utilitarianism. As discussion of 'self-driving cars' ramped up towards the end of the last decade, I read many opinions that this was going to require (or demonstrate) a machine being forced to 'solve' the trolley problem in the seconds prior to an accident, but even then it seemed silly to me - it might have looked like the trolley problem on the surface, but otherwise had no relationship.