Moral Machine

A platform for public participation in and discussion of the human perspective on machine-made moral decisions

This website has three main functional interfaces that can be accessed from the menu bar. Judge You will be presented with random moral dilemmas that a machine is facing. For example, a self-driving car, which does not need to have passengers in it. The car can sense the presence and approximate identification of pedestrians on the road ahead of it, as well as of any passengers who may be in the car. The car also detects that the brakes failed, leaving it with two options: keep going and hit the pedestrians ahead of it, or swerve and hit the pedestrians on the other lane. Some scenarios…

saved by

• Aileen Luo
• Wilbur Zhang
• Catalina Andrea Saini Ferrón
• Joy Chiu

related reading

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