The ethical dilemma of self-driving cars

[ttystikk]

Have you ever read a book cover to cover? That's a serious question. I'm thinking you're pretty much addicted to short videos and late night meetings.

I was thinking short meetings with late night videos...

 

[Mellowman2112]

It's very straightforward simple to grasp. The video shows and states that the earth's rotation is the corrialis effect, right? That's what the animation shows.

Have you ever read a book cover to cover? That's a serious question. I'm thinking you're pretty much addicted to short videos and late night meetings.

te sunt a douche non asinum

 

[curious2garden]

Have you ever read a book cover to cover? That's a serious question. I'm thinking you're pretty much addicted to short videos and late night meetings.

On the plus side I think some of his meetings serve BBQ

 

[Dumme]

You're really wonderful, and I appreciate you..

 

[bluntmassa1]

I would not get one if they worked flawlessly we are spied on too much the NSA watches everything we do online. Do you really want them recording everywhere you go everything you say? I sure as shit don't. Only up side is drunk driving get fucking wasted and no need for a designated driver.

Plus they won't go as crazy as me to avoid a crash I could have got fucked up one time but I cut the wheel into the wrong lane into the break down lane and back to my lane to avoid an accident it puckered my asshole but I didn't even scratch the car.

 

[bluntmassa1]

Not to mention how does a computer know how to drive on ice?? They will make every storm in New England look like Georgia when they got a little ice.

 

[WeedFreak78]

You've obviously never had a DUI.

Nope, I drove drunk once, almost 15 years ago. When I woke up and was told I drove everyone home, over an hour, 15 passenger van with 20+people, I didn't remember a damn thing. Swore to never do it again and haven't. I think if someone is seriously considering buying a car to facilitate their drinking, they need to reevaluate some things in their life.

 

[ttystikk]

Nope, I drove drunk once, almost 15 years ago. When I woke up and was told I drove everyone home, over an hour, 15 passenger van with 20+people, I didn't remember a damn thing. Swore to never do it again and haven't. I think if someone is seriously considering buying a car to facilitate their drinking, they need to reevaluate some things in their life.

Lol, I believe you've identified another ethical dilemma of self driving vehicles!

 

[doublejj]

Tesla driver sleeping on the hwy.....

 

[dannyboy602]

Tesla driver sleeping on the hwy.....

if you're trashed/drunk/high but not driving can the cops write u up? and btw...this is the future...cars all driving themselves I sorta can't wait.

 

[curious2garden]

Tesla driver sleeping on the hwy.....

I am so in on the self driving thing. No more dui's wanna sip a nice wine while your car drives you there? Sip away.......... just gotta wait until they mandate the self-driving, oh yeah and who are they!! LOL

 

[Singlemalt]

if you're trashed/drunk/high but not driving can the cops write u up? and btw...this is the future...cars all driving themselves I sorta can't wait.

Yeah they can (in Calif). If you have the keys while in the car, then they say you have access. If no keys, but they still wish to screw with you, public intoxication. Now days you can't pull over to sleep it off.
I'd also be willing to bet that even in self drivers, they will still disallow alcohol, even if you couldn't take control. It's too lucrative a revenue source