… the moral difference between two options (Himmelreich). The ethical discussion of autonomous
vehicles… This would also begin to affect insurance premiums for consumers as insurance …

… paradoxically be better off emphasizing moral aspects of renouncing to drive a car; for
example, by choosing to let a computer drive the vehicle, the consumer contributes to making the …

… research and has already used robotic vehicles and drones to intentionally kill human …
more moral than humans in combat (Marchant et al. 2011). The argument for moral autonomous …

… the potential market segments of autonomous vehicle consumers, and revealing the
factors … that may influence the adoption of autonomous vehicles by focusing on consumers’ …

… Accordingly, our research reveals that accessibility (agency involvement) to utilitarian
information predicts respondents moral and purchasing judgments about utilitarian and passenger …

… In automation, ‘autonomy’ is the ability of a system to perform by … morality or ethics in the
making decision process of the system. So, an automated (autonomous) vehicle refers a vehicle …

… autonomous vehicles that pose a lower risk to third parties than human drivers will establish
a compelling case against the moral … that consumers will quickly turn against autonomous …

… on the public’s moral decisions in the case of autonomous vehicles (AVs). These … moral
judgments. In addition, the extent to which accidents or malfunctions involving AVs affect moral …

… If consumers vary in the moral foundations they espouse, MFT offers a range of new
opportunities to better understand consumer moral judgments and behaviors. For example, MFT …

… For consumers to switch from traditional human-driven cars to autonomous vehicles, and
for … social expectations about how autonomous vehicles should solve moral dilemmas. This …