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Self-driving Cars vs. Human Drivers
17:49 - 27:26 (09:37)
The coordination problem that arises when self-driving cars and human-driven cars share the road is a question of adaptation. Should humans adapt to the robotic cars, or should the robotic cars adapt to humans?
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Coordinating self-driving and human-driven cars creates a coordination problem as human drivers expect the former to behave similarly.
17:49 - 21:52 (04:02)
Summary
Coordinating self-driving and human-driven cars creates a coordination problem as human drivers expect the former to behave similarly. The solution would be to adapt the robots to suit humans or enhance human interaction with robots.
ChapterSelf-driving Cars vs. Human Drivers
Episode#287 - Sven Nyholm - Are Sex Robots And Self-Driving Cars Ethical?
PodcastModern Wisdom
As self-driving cars become more prevalent, the question of who should adapt to whom arises.
21:52 - 24:16 (02:23)
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As self-driving cars become more prevalent, the question of who should adapt to whom arises. Some argue that humans should adjust their driving to the rules and regulations of the robotic cars, while others fear that this would defeat the purpose of the autonomous vehicles.
ChapterSelf-driving Cars vs. Human Drivers
Episode#287 - Sven Nyholm - Are Sex Robots And Self-Driving Cars Ethical?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Researchers have raised concerns over the impact of interacting with robots on human behavior.
24:16 - 25:42 (01:26)
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Researchers have raised concerns over the impact of interacting with robots on human behavior. One example is how talking to AI assistants like Siri or Alexa could lead to people being less polite, leading to a "misalignment" of social norms.
ChapterSelf-driving Cars vs. Human Drivers
Episode#287 - Sven Nyholm - Are Sex Robots And Self-Driving Cars Ethical?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The ability to predict, understand, and control our actions is essential to making better decisions.
25:42 - 27:26 (01:43)
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The ability to predict, understand, and control our actions is essential to making better decisions. Without it, we have an excuse for not doing the right thing.