driverless cars
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Who’s Responsible When Self-Driving Cars Crash? Lawyers Are Looking to the Car’s ‘Black Box’
The decision-making processes of ‘self-driving’ cars are often opaque and unpredictable, so it can be hard to determine who should be held accountable.
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Amazon’s Zoox Driverless Car, or Possibly an iMac G3 on Wheels, Spotted in San Francisco
Zoox, the Amazon-owned autonomous taxi company, is scheduled to reveal its first self-driving cars on Dec. 14. Spoilers: They look dorky as hell.
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71 Per Cent Of Americans Still Don’t Trust Autonomous Cars According To New Survey
Most Americans are terrified of riding in autonomous vehicles, according to a new survey released by AAA. And rather than getting more comfortable with the futuristic technology, people are becoming more afraid.
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We Need More Than Just Data To Create Ethical Driverless Cars
What do we want driverless cars to do in unavoidable fatal crashes? Today researchers published a paper The Moral Machine experiment to address this question. To create data for the study, almost 40 million people from 233 countries used a website to record decisions about who to save and who to let die in hypothetical…