Moral Machine from MIT poses self-driving car thought experiments.
Figure 3 from Autonomous Vehicles Need Experimental Ethics: Are We Ready for Utilitarian Cars? | Semantic Scholar
The Trolley Problem, Reimagined: Self-Driving Cars - Areo
Should a driverless car kill the kid or the retiree? – POLITICO
Self-Driving Cars & Ethics: The Trolley Problem
MIT Is Crowdsourcing Moral Decision Making For Self-Driving Cars - YouTube
Self-Driving Cars & Ethics: The Trolley Problem
People Want Driverless Cars with Utilitarian Ethics, Unless They're a Passenger - IEEE Spectrum
Trolley problem - Wikipedia
Driverless cars: Who should die in a crash? - BBC News
Trolley Dilemmas Shouldn't Influence Self-Driving Policies, Experts Argue
Trolley problem memes - Should our self-driving cars follow a utilitarian aproach? Note that in general you'd have roughly a 85% chance here of being on the road, not in the car.
Should a self-driving car kill the baby or the grandma? Depends on where you're from. | MIT Technology Review
MIT's 'Moral Machine' wants you to decide who dies in a self-driving car accident
The Moral Machine experiment | Nature
On Trolleys, Self-Driving Cars, and Missing the Forest for the Trees. | by Skander Hannachi, Ph.D | Towards Data Science
Self-driving cars: why we can't expect them to be 'moral'
Philosopher Scholar - Two Solutions to the Trolley Problem for Self Driving Cars
The folly of trolleys: Ethical challenges and autonomous vehicles
Out of Two Million People, Most Prefer That a Self-Driving Car Kill the Elderly
The Trolley Problem and Self-Driving Cars - Foundation for Economic Education
Out of Two Million People, Most Prefer That a Self-Driving Car Kill the Elderly
8: The "Trolley Problem for self-driving cars" [94] | Download Scientific Diagram
Massive Driverless Car Survey Updates the Trolley Problem With a 'Moral Machine'
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Self-driving cars: why we can't expect them to be 'moral'
How Would a Self-Driving Car Handle the Trolley Problem?
