This article provides an exploration into how people of today would prefer the innovative self-
driving vehicles (SDVs) of tomorrow to reconcile life and death decisions in accidents …

Introduction This study delves into the ethical dimensions surrounding autonomous vehicles
(AVs), with a specific focus on decision-making algorithms. Termed the “Trolley problem,” an …

Automated vehicles (AVs) not only face questions of technical feasibility but also of moral
desirability. Traffic is one of the major sources of death and injury in modern society–human …

With the imminent advent of autonomous vehicles (AVs) comes a moral dilemma: How do
people assign responsibility in the event of a fatal accident? AVs necessarily create …

Despite numerous ethical examinations of automated vehicles, philosophers have
neglected to address how these technologies will affect vulnerable people. To account for …

Autonomous vehicles (AVs) inevitably confront dilemmas in which collisions cannot be
avoided, and collision avoidance involves ethical issues due to harm distribution among …

Ethical issues remain a significant concern for future large-scale deployment of autonomous
vehicles. Although machine ethics have been developed for a few decades, ethical decision …

Abstract Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) promise of a multi-trillion-dollar industry that
revolutionizes transportation safety and convenience depends as much on overcoming the …

Often when anyone hears about the ethics of autonomous cars the first thing to enter the
conversation is “the Trolley Problem.” The Trolley Problem is a thought experiment where …

The widespread use of self-driving cars promises to bring substantial benefits to
transportation efficiency, public safety and personal well-being. Car manufacturers are …