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So yes, I'm calling your hypothetical scenario a little contrived. Yes, that is the often the point of hypothetical scenarios. I was not expecting any particu
by michaelmcmillan 11y ago
So yes, I'm calling your hypothetical scenario a little contrived.
Yes, that is the often the point of hypothetical scenarios.
I was not expecting any particular answer, I simply find the problem interesting. It begs the question: Does this mean there is a line of code somewhere that ultimately has to make that decision?
- Nadya 11y agoI don't see how that begs the question at all. If an algorithm exists to make such a decision it is a given that the code would exist to allow it to make that decision. Without the code a more simple scenario plays out. The car continues along its current trajectory and kills whichever pedestrian was in front of the vehicle, which could be both of them.