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Old 01-18-2016, 02:41 PM   #60
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Originally Posted by Diemenz View Post
On a serious note there would be no need to program morality. The operating system would respond in the only way it would be programmed.... traffic law. It wouldn't drive on the curb to avoid an accident it would stop. And if it didn't stop in time it would crash. There would be no morality involved in traffic law.
That in itself is a moral choice. We've decided that the car will obey traffic law and will not drive up on the sidewalk to avoid any collision.

What if a kid's playing with a ball and chases it into the street? The car isn't going to swerve to avoid the kid, just attempt to stop? And if it can't, the kid's toast?
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