Self‐driving cars hold out the promise of being much safer than regular cars. Yet they cannot
be 100% safe. Accordingly, they need to be programmed for how to deal with crash …

Traffic engineers, vehicle manufacturers, technology groups, and government agencies are
anticipating and preparing for the emergence of fully automated vehicles into the American …

A number of companies including Google and BMW are currently working on the
development of autonomous cars. But if fully autonomous cars are going to drive on our …

The autonomous vehicle (AV) is one of the first commercialized AI-embedded robots to
make autonomous decisions. Despite technological advancements, unavoidable AV …

This paper explores how the phenomenology of using self-driving cars influences conditions
for exercising and ascribing responsibility. First, a working account of responsibility is …

Suppose a driverless car encounters a scenario where (i) harm to at least one person is
unavoidable and (ii) a choice about how to distribute harms between different persons is …

The advent of automated and algorithmic technology requires people to consider them when
assigning responsibility for something going wrong. We focus on a focal question: who or …

Automated vehicles (AVs) have made huge strides toward large-scale deployment. Despite
this progress, AVs continue to make mistakes, some resulting in death. Although some …

One major example of promising 'smart'technology in the public sector is the autonomous
vehicle (AV). AVs are expected to yield numerous social benefits, such as increasing traffic …

As the act of driving becomes increasingly automated, vehicles will encounter situations
where different objectives of safety, mobility, and legality will come into conflict. These …