There are two pedestrians and you need to steer the wheel to one of them.
One is a healthy adult male and one is 9yo child.
If you can select where it could go, where would you let it go?
+-----------------------+------+-------+ | PROBABILITY | MALE | CHILD | +-----------------------+------+-------+ | | | | | Could hit if steered | 80% | 20% | | | | | | Could survive the hit | 80% | 20% | +-----------------------+------+-------+
I let it go into animetrads aka disgusting pedo degenerates
Bentley Howard
Why are cagers so hell bent on killing people?
Sebastian Diaz
Poltards would want to reinforce the autonomous cars training bias against black people
Bentley Clark
I'd detect the pedestrians far enough away to brake safely.
Lucas Rodriguez
Being caged makes them angry.
Zachary Roberts
How about programming a car that can see more than 30 ft in front of it?
Carter Reed
If I have the time to choose which one I kill, I probably have the time to brake.
Adrian Harris
>what race are they?
Blake Ross
Towards the child. In this situation it would want to cause the least amount of damage/harm possible. Even if the adult has an 80% survival chance he will still be hit by a car and likely sustain injury, however the child only has a 20% of being hit, which is a lot better than being hit. Basically they both have the same survival chance, but not being hit is better than being hit. Could be wrong since I'm pretty shit at probability.
Ryder Nguyen
You will have to pay much more to the child than the man. Low death probability is bad in this situation because the child will have permanant injuries and it will cost you.
Joshua Fisher
Don't the death probabilities end up being the same? But one is better because of lower chance of being hit in the first place?
Justin Morgan
Yeah but if you happen to hit the child you might end up paying a lot more.
Camden Diaz
There are no data about injuries and their costs, user. Read carefully
80% chance of paying something for hitting the adult, and 20% chance of paying a lot more for hitting the child. They're both equally bad in that case. But the least amount of harm caused would be going for the child. Plus wouldn't it be unethical to account for money in this situation? I'm sure an ethics board would have a field day with this if you accounted for money in this situation, and then you'd be sued up the ass anyway.
Brody Taylor
just do what any human will import random
hit_one = ['child', 'adult', 'cripple', 'autist']
def calculus(hit_one): while True: kill = random.randint(0, len(hit_one)) hit_one[kill]
Christopher Sanders
You suck at python and at life
Hit the child, as it can be more easily substituted
Nicholas Nelson
Collision with smaller and lighter object would deal less damage to car and passengers.
Asher Russell
>what is GHz
Kayden Stewart
The sex of the child is not specified as the adult is. Why?
John Ramirez
>You suck at python show me a better code while typing on your phone you fucking fag
Logan Robinson
That's unnecessary, whites are more likely to respect crossing rules, so blacks are naturally going to be the ones hit most.
Connor Wilson
How about the brakes? Why do people never think to use the brakes? Or is it because people who make these threads don't have their license.
Lincoln Smith
Because an adult man is the most productive type of human.
Xavier Jackson
Start drifting to hit both.
Zachary Clark
this problem is already solved, you obey the rules of the road:
brake and don't swerve.
doing literally anything else is just a can of strawmens which is impossible to solve.
Brayden Powell
*brake (as much as is safe to do so for the passenger)
Levi Brooks
Why do you guys jack off to trolley problems as soon as it doesn't immediately look like one
Wyatt Moore
>and you need to steer the wheel to one of them. A proper autonomous car would never put you into such a situation.
Brayden Martin
both
Kayden Lewis
both
Luis Perry
>Jow Forums is programming an autonomous car. >There are two pedestrians and you need to steer the wheel to one of them. >One is a healthy adult male and one is 9yo child. >If you can select where it could go, where would you let it go? Kill everyone on Jow Forums who is involved in programming a autonomous car. Now all these innocent people wont be in a situation to be murdered.
Tyler Foster
That's easy- hit both and go back for the witnesses
Josiah Nelson
random.choice(hit_one)
Robert Cruz
>Implying Jow Forums built car won't have ejection seats.
I once heard somebody say that adults have more value than children because they have gone through the motions and are educated and whatnot. But on the other hand, children haven't got the chance to really live life yet, so its unfair to run over the child.
Julian Baker
Also their skin looks like pavement.
Joseph Jenkins
I'd summon satan to obtain a human soul for my AI so he could then make the decision as a human and not as an AI.
a kid ofc. 9 years spent to grow him, he only leeched benefits w/o bringing anything, plus it's an easy target which won't survive. Kid 100%.
Gabriel Allen
It's possible to build a car with as much safety as you want, but there is always a performance hit. When driving near populated areas the car can detect threats and adjust the speed and position to stay as safe as you want.
What are you willing to sacrifice for 99.9999% safety? What performance increase is worth a downgrade to 99.999% safety?
William Powell
Consider the expected value of survival: Expected value for male: 0.8*0.8+0.2*1=0.84 Expected value for child: 0.2*0.2+0.8*1=0.84 It makes no difference.
Elijah Richardson
IF age of person < 3 THEN rape ELSE too old END IF
IF too old THEN burn END IF
Jayden King
Lists are not arrays, you will never write good python code if you cannot understand the difference.
Charles Long
hit them both
Jaxson Cruz
I want a happa GF so bad, they are the best looking girls on the planet!
Hunter Hill
Set a subroutine that will autodestroy the vehicle while safely ejecting the passengers when the vehicle encounters this situation.
Jordan Smith
This is horrible. Please stop trying to fit in
Leo Mitchell
Press the brakes. And if i dont have time to break then it doesnt matter who i hit as they are likely jaywalking making me not liable
Jason Lopez
0.8 * 0.2 = 0.4 0.2 * 0.8 = 0.4
Equal expected value of death no matter who you hit so doesn't matter.
Brandon Brown
It's not my fault you don't understand my own specially constructed programming language.
Josiah Robinson
do a background check on the adult male and run him over if he's just a NEET.
Xavier Rogers
>apply brakes and stop did i win?
Julian Young
have sex
Jose Ortiz
i say we worked hard on that car and hitting the child = less damage to the car
This. Think of the planets resources and how much less strain there would be on them if automated cars just became killer cars. files.catbox.moe/vamewr.webm
Steering the wheel intentionally means it becomes attempted murder. In law school they teach you that if a guy jumps off a skyscraper and you shoot out the window and your bullet hits him in the head and kills him you're responsible for the murder of him. Irrespective of the fact that he was 100% dead in under 60 seconds. If the car is told to hit anything at all the programmers are accessory to murder. This isn't a programming question this is a legal question.
Asher Butler
chink-tier
Ayden Clark
Wouldn't that prompt fixes so it becomes more balanced?
Carter Morgan
Target target = new Target(); target.add(male); target.add(child); car.kill(target); car.self_destory(); Car car = new Car(); car.360_walk_away();
Elijah Anderson
Delegate this problem to the operator along with agreeing to the ToS to delegate responsibility outside the manufacturer.
Eli Foster
No one will buy a car that will kill them. If autonomous vehicles are to become commonplace pedestrians need to be expendable from the vehicle's perspective.
Dark skin colors and clothes need better lighting to be seen correctly. Also the brain of people unused to some dark skins take some ms longer to sort out the view, some ms wich could be the difference between life and death
Jack Wilson
>Wouldn't that prompt fixes so it becomes more balanced? You can make some fixes against bad behavior but it would be of limited effect. The difference of reaction linked to unbalanced training data doesn't only concern artificial neural networks, visual areas of people who don't see black that often take some more ms too to sort out a scene with blacks.
Jack Lopez
Whatever is safer for the driver or passengers. Keep wheels straight and try to not hit anything collateral.
Colton Lewis
So wait, our design is so shitty that it didn't brake in time to miss both pedestrians, but so GOOD that it can identify female/male and child vs badger/deer?
Henry Nguyen
No, the pedestrians are clearly breaking the law and ran out infront of the car
Ian Mitchell
>healthy adult male >male Drive through, regardless of what's on the other side. Accelerate as well!!
You ignored most of my statement, and breaking the law is mostly irrelevant. A good system will see people nearby and slow down, whether they´re actually in the way or not.
Xavier White
you type like a 50 year old
Ayden Ramirez
you know pop up headlights? well imagine that, except with machine guns.
problem solved
Isaac Anderson
I'll be 26 in a couple of months :3
Dylan Miller
If the adult is a nigger and the child is white then hit the adult. If the child is a nigger and the adult is white then hit the child. If they're both niggers then hit them both. If neither are niggers then hit the adult unless the adult is a jew.
Luke Ramirez
Randomization is the only true method. I had one of our new programmers, Anjaysrvia Priyanisha code up a simple prototype.
if they're close enough to each other, take em both out. if they aren't, drive right between them and hit nobody
Benjamin King
Lmao thats dark
Zachary Roberts
Brake hard and straighten the wheels. Getting to this point means previous mistakes were made. The internal model of the world is likely incorrect. Any assumptions are probably subtly wrong, so the failsafe of achieving the absolute minimum stop distance is used as a fallback. What matters most here is keeping the occupants safe while making reasonable (and importantly) easily explainable actions. You can go in court and say "it's programmed to stop the car with maximum efficiency in this situation, and the behavior reflects that". Try explaining the moon logic behind making a dangerous emergency turn to try to save either of the pedestrians and you're going to be roasted by the prosecutor.