Moral psychology was shaped around three categories of agents and patients: humans,
other animals, and supernatural beings. Rapid progress in artificial intelligence has …

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 “driver's dilemma” presents an ethical conundrum in Highly Automated Vehicles (HAVs),
where a decision is made between saving ten pedestrians or the vehicle's passengers in life …

In the investigation of moral judgments of autonomous vehicles (AVs), the paradigm of the
sacrificial dilemma is a widespread and flexible experimental tool. In this context, the …

A more critical evaluation of the actions of autonomous vehicles in comparison to those of
human drivers in accident scenarios may complicate the introduction of autonomous …

Humans have a remarkable ability to fluently engage in joint collision avoidance in crowded
navigation tasks despite the complexities and uncertainties inherent in human behavior …

Driverless cars are predicted to dramatically reduce collisions and casualties on the roads.
However, there has been controversy about how they should be programmed to respond in …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare professionals have often faced moral
challenges, which required them to choose between endorsing self-or other-sacrifice for the …

Perspective‐taking (PT) accessibility has been recognized as an important factor in affecting
moral reasoning, also playing a non‐trivial role in moral investigation towards autonomous …

Indirect questioning techniques aim to provide more valid prevalence estimates for sensitive
attributes than conventional direct questions. Despite being an important prerequisite for …