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Autonomous Vehicle Engrams
Edwin Wenink by Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles: beyond the trolley dilemma
This is a short commentary I wrote in 2017, on Patrick Lin’s “Why Ethics Matters for Autonomous Cars”. The book Autonomous Driving formulates a set of use cases that serve as a reference point for discussing the technical, legal and social aspects of autonomous driving (Wachenfeld et al. 2016). In addition, Lin sketches scenarios …
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