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I hate how the logic adds up but can you actually argue with the ends?
by Obscurity4340 3y ago
I hate how the logic adds up but can you actually argue with the ends?
- salawat 3y agoYes, you can. Ends do not justify means.
- Obscurity4340 3y agoYou're right, I just always wonder since that trolley or whatever problem like "kill 1" vs "kill 5" but even "kill 2" is already a perfect microcosm of the inherent difficulty, philosophically speaking, in terms of the way or the standards on which we prioritize and enumerate the "value" of individual human beings. I'm not sure if that sentence "works" but I think you'll arrive at what I'm saying "in the end" ;)
- Obscurity4340 3y agoThe more interesting questions to me, legally speaking: 1. Who was their General Counsel at the time? 2. Were they consulted regarding all of this? 3. What was their documented legal advice regarding same? 4. Did Tesla deviate or depart from the advice? 5. Who (provide an array[]stamped their name on that decision). So for example, say we're talking about Trump: do your own research but ask these questions and you'll be presumably on your way to thinking like a prosecutor.
- klyrs 3y agoCan you prove that letting subautomatic cars kill people is necessary to achieve level 5 automation? Because we aren't close, and "the ends" thus far is stuffing Elon's pocketbook.