Moral Machine
Every single scenario in this is a false dichotomy.<p>If the only choices are &quot;plow through a bunch of pedestrians, killing them&quot; and &quot;swerve into a fixed obstacle, killing your passengers&quot;, your self-driving car has <i>already</i> made an immoral choice to <i>drive too fast for the conditions</i>.<p>The correct choice was &quot;if there are hazards in the roadway limiting your maneuvering options, pedestrians (or other objects) that might suddenly enter the roadway or visual blockages that would prevent the car from determining whether there are people&#x2F;object that might suddenly enter the roadway - <i>slow down</i> before the car&#x27;s choices are so limited that they all involve unnecessary death&quot;.<p>A self driving car that encounters <i>any</i> of these scenarios has <i>already</i> failed at being a safe driver.