Self-driving vehicles (SDVs)–above the SAE automation level 4–are designed to operate
without human intervention [1]. Due to the expected advantages attributed to SDVs, such as …

The word'ethics' is under siege in technology policy circles. Weaponized in support of
deregulation, self-regulation or handsoff governance," ethics" is increasingly identified with …

Weaponized in support of deregulation and self-regulation,“ethics” is increasingly identified
with technology companies' self-regulatory efforts and with shallow appearances of ethical …

The visions surrounding “self-driving” or “autonomous” vehicles are an exemplary instance
of a sociotechnical imaginary: visions of a future technology that has yet to be developed or …

Whereas automated driving technology has made tremendous gains in the last decade,
significant questions remain regarding its integration into society. Given its revolutionary …

Current technology is unable to produce massively deployable, fully automated vehicles that
do not require human intervention. Given that such limitations are projected to persist for …

Much of the debate on the ethics of self-driving cars has revolved around trolley scenarios.
This paper instead takes up the political or institutional question of who should decide how a …

An autonomous vehicle (AV) is a combination of subsystems, measuring its driving
environments with different sensors (eg, camera, RADAR, and LiDAR) in real time. AVs …

Almost all participants in the debate about the ethics of accidents with self-driving cars have
so far assumed moral universalism. However, universalism may be philosophically more …

With the advent of emerging technologies like 5G network and wireless communication,
automated vehicles (AVs) are expected to become increasingly available to travelers …