Originally Posted by
tyrion
These were addressed decades ago. Not resolved, but tech people and philosophers have been talking about things like the
Trolley Problem for decades.
These are difficult, thorny issues; and legislation, legal cases, and public opinion will shape their exploration.
But soon (within 10 years) computer driven cars will be demonstrably safer than human driven cars, and there will be solid evidence of that. At this point ethical considerations will strongly favor self-driving cars.
Sounds plausible. How do you think the legal questions will get resolved? Summed up by just saying who pays out in court when driverless cars kill people?