Oliver Smith, Forbes; A Huge Global Study On Driverless Car Ethics Found The Elderly Are Expendable
"Over the last year, 4 million people took part by answering ethical questions in Moral Machine's many scenarios – which include different combinations of genders, ages, and even other species like cats and dogs, crossing the road.
On Sunday, the day before the first pedestrian fatality by an autonomous car in America, MIT's Professor Iyad Rahwan revealed the first results of the Moral Machine study at the Global Education and Skills Forum in Dubai."
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