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To me, it's closer to the terrifying end of the spectrum, because we reading this will all be dead[1] before cars will actually be able to make the kind of deep
by veidr 11y ago
To me, it's closer to the terrifying end of the spectrum, because we reading this will all be dead[1] before cars will actually be able to make the kind of deeply informed and complex decisions you describe.
It's still exciting, but in a pretty abstract way.
[1]: barring the advent of Kim Stanley Robinson's gerontological treatment, but I'm assuming that's an even tougher but to crack
- _benedict 11y agoI kind of suspect that within a small number of generations of self-driving cars the decision of how best to utilise crumple zones will be incorporated into crash decision making. Coordinated crashing, however, will probably take several decades due to lack of interoperability, like so much tech progress. _Moral_ decisions are almost certainly a long long time away.