This was a recent article I read that talks about various algorithms for autonomous vehicles but failed to see how they can be applied consistently when people have different values:
https://www.fastcodesign.com/90149351/this-game-forces-you-to-decide-one-of-the-trickiest-ethical-dilemmas-in-tech
If we have trouble programming cars when there are traffic rules and insurance policies, how far would we get with other applications of AI?
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That only deals with one AI. What if there's an AI in the van and it acts differently; there's a very real chance they both mow down the cyclist and have a collision that damages both vehicles, has the miscarriage and injures the men. Dumb AI.
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I guess that's my point. If we can't get the simpler problems correct what are the chances we will get the more complex problems right?
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