Utopia Talk / Politics / It morally ok to kill Hot Rod

Im better then you rank	Sat Oct 27 00:10:27 2018 Except in Japan http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45991093
tumbleweed rank	Sat Oct 27 00:37:06 2018 "least emphasis on sparing pedestrians: 1. China" this seems accurate based on LiveLeak videos :p in the sample given, the car should hit the barrier... unless the pedestrians are pranksters who put it there...
Paramount rank	Sat Oct 27 01:01:27 2018 ”Driverless cars: Who should die in a crash?” I take it that the car has AI and can identify pedestrains and then connect to a database and in a millisecond get all kinds of data from the pedetrians and then if forced to choose it can determine who to kill in an unavoidable crash? Well, that’s easy. The car should prioritize to kill ”bad” people and avoid killing ”good” people.
tumbleweed rank	Sat Oct 27 01:32:21 2018 yeah it's kind of a weird article that changed from what should happen in realistic scenarios to a thought experiment in realistic scenarios presumably the car can break for the barrier :p... but if no option the car should crash away from people as there are safety features for those inside although population is out of control, so also can make an argument the car should hit as many people as the company thinks they can get away with from a lawsuit perspective
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