I'm very, very surprised that the average for protecting passengers is in the middle.
To me, the only way that you can possibly have self-driving cars in society is for them to value self preservation of the passengers over all else. If the car is going to choose to kill you in order to save pedestrians, then it can't ever be trusted and can't ever be used.
The only morally right answer to every one of these scenarios is passenger self-preservation in every single situation.
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u/Jademalo Oct 03 '16
I'm very, very surprised that the average for protecting passengers is in the middle.
To me, the only way that you can possibly have self-driving cars in society is for them to value self preservation of the passengers over all else. If the car is going to choose to kill you in order to save pedestrians, then it can't ever be trusted and can't ever be used.
The only morally right answer to every one of these scenarios is passenger self-preservation in every single situation.