Fully autonomous vehicles (AVs) create double transparency regarding human driving
decisions. Opaque decision rules in the human mind have become transparent in AVs, and …

The current study examined the effect of automation transparency on user trust and blame
during forced moral outcomes. Participants read through moral scenarios in which an …

Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are increasingly embraced around the world to advance smart
mobility and more broadly, smart, and sustainable cities. Algorithms form the basis of …

How would people distribute risks of autonomous vehicles (AVs) in everyday road traffic?
The rich literature on the ethics of autonomous vehicles (AVs) revolves around moral …

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 …

Artificially intelligent agents are increasingly used for morally-salient decisions of high
societal impact. Yet, the decision-making algorithms of such agents are rarely transparent …

Fully autonomous or “self-driving” vehicles are emerging mobility technology with potential
benefits over conventional motor vehicles. Proponents argue that the widespread adoption …

Fully autonomous vehicles (AV) are likely to be a reality within a decade, bringing about
numerous benefits from easing congestion to enabling prolonged independence for elderly …

Some criticize the data-driven study of driverless car ethics for relying on deterministic crash
scenarios where the focus should be on minimizing the occurrence of accidents instead …

This research involves a controversial topic in the public sphere: should automated vehicles
(AVs) be programmed with selfish algorithms to protect their passengers at all costs or …