Autonomous Vehicle Ethics
The Trolley Problem and Beyond
Herausgeber: Jenkins, Ryan; Hríbek, Tomás; Cerný, David
Autonomous Vehicle Ethics
The Trolley Problem and Beyond
Herausgeber: Jenkins, Ryan; Hríbek, Tomás; Cerný, David
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This book represents a substantial and purposeful effort to move the academic discussion beyond the trolley problem to the broader ethical, legal, and social implications that autonomous vehicles present. There are still urgent questions waiting to be addressed, for example: how AVs might interact with human drivers in mixed or "hybrid" traffic environments; how AVs might reshape our urban landscapes; what unique security or privacy concerns are raised by AVs as connected devices in the "Internet of Things"; how the benefits and burdens of this new technology, including mobility, traffic…mehr
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 528
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 160mm x 45mm
- Gewicht: 826g
- ISBN-13: 9780197639191
- ISBN-10: 0197639194
- Artikelnr.: 63691336
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 528
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 160mm x 45mm
- Gewicht: 826g
- ISBN-13: 9780197639191
- ISBN-10: 0197639194
- Artikelnr.: 63691336
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
* Contributors
* Introduction
* PART I Autonomous Vehicles and Trolley Problems
* Introduction by David Cerný
* Chapter 1. Ethics and Risk Distribution for Autonomous Vehicles
* Nicholas G. Evans
* Chapter 2. Autonomous Vehicles, the Badness of Death, and
Discrimination
* David Cerný
* Chapter 3. Automated Vehicles and the Ethics of Classification
* Geoff Keeling
* Chapter 4. Trolleys and Autonomous Vehicles: New Foundations for the
Ethics of Machine Learning
* Jeff Behrends and John Basl
* Chapter 5. The Trolley Problem and the Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles
in the Eyes of the Public: Experimental Evidence
* Akira Inoue, Kazumi Shimizu, Daisuke Udagawa, and Yoshiki Wakamatsu
* Chapter 6. Autonomous Vehicles in Drivers' School: A Non- Western
Perspective
* Soraj Hongladarom and Daniel D. Novotný
* Chapter 7. Autonomous Vehicles and Normative Pluralism
* Saul Smilansky
* Chapter 8. Discrimination in Algorithmic Trolley Problems
* Derek Leben
* PART II Ethical Issues Beyond the Trolley Problem
* Introduction by Ryan Jenkins
* Chapter 9. Unintended Externalities of Highly Automated Vehicles
* Jeffrey K. Gurney
* Chapter 10. The Politics of Self- Driving Cars: Soft Ethics, Hard
Law, Big Business, Social Norms
* Ugo Pagallo
* Chapter 11. Autonomous Vehicles and Ethical Settings: Who Should
Decide?
* Paul Formosa
* Chapter 12. Algorithms of Life and Death: A Utilitarian Approach to
the Ethics of Self- Driving Cars
* Stephen Bennett
* Chapter 13. Autonomous Vehicles, Business Ethics, and Risk
Distribution in Hybrid Traffic
* Brian Berkey
* Chapter 14. An Epistemic Approach to Cultivating Appropriate Trust in
Autonomous Vehicles
* Kendra Chilson
* Chapter 15. How Soon Is Now?: On the Timing and Conditions for
Adopting Widespread Use of Autonomous Vehicles
* Leonard Kahn
* Chapter 16. The Ethics of Abuse and Unintended Consequences for
Autonomous Vehicles
* Keith Abney
* PART III Perspectives from Political Philosophy
* Introduction by Tomá Hríbek
* Chapter 17. Distributive Justice, Institutionalism, and Autonomous
Vehicles
* Patrick Taylor Smith
* Chapter 18. Autonomous Vehicles and the Basic Structure of Society
* Veljko Dubljevic and William A. Bauer
* Chapter 19. Supply Chains, Work Alternatives, and Autonomous Vehicles
* Luke Golemon, Fritz Allhoff, and T. J. Broy
* Chapter 20. Can Autonomous Cars Deliver Equity?
* Anne Brown
* Chapter 21. Making Autonomous Vehicle Technologies Matter: Ensuring
Equitable Access and Opportunity
* Madhu C. Dutta- Koehler and Jennifer Hatch
* Part IV Autonomous Vehicle Technology in The City
* Introduction by Tomá Hríbek
* Chapter 22. Fixing Congestion for Whom? The Distribution of
Autonomous Vehicles' Effects on Congestion
* Carole Turley Voulgaris
* Chapter 23. Fulfilling the Promise of Autonomous Vehicles with a New
Ethics of Transportation
* Beaudry Kock and Yolanda Lannquist
* Chapter 24. Ethics, Autonomous Vehicles, and the Future City
* Jason Borenstein, John Bucher, and Joseph Herkert
* Chapter 25. The Autonomous Vehicle in Asian Cities: Opportunities for
Gender Equity, Convivial Urban Relations, and Public Safety in Seoul
and Singapore
* Jeffrey K. H. Chan and Jiwon Shim
* Chapter 26. Autonomous Vehicles, the Driverless City, and the
Pedestrian City
* Tomá Hríbek
* Appendix 1: Varieties of Trolley Pessimism
* Jeff Behrends and John Basl
* Contributors
* Introduction
* PART I Autonomous Vehicles and Trolley Problems
* Introduction by David Cerný
* Chapter 1. Ethics and Risk Distribution for Autonomous Vehicles
* Nicholas G. Evans
* Chapter 2. Autonomous Vehicles, the Badness of Death, and
Discrimination
* David Cerný
* Chapter 3. Automated Vehicles and the Ethics of Classification
* Geoff Keeling
* Chapter 4. Trolleys and Autonomous Vehicles: New Foundations for the
Ethics of Machine Learning
* Jeff Behrends and John Basl
* Chapter 5. The Trolley Problem and the Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles
in the Eyes of the Public: Experimental Evidence
* Akira Inoue, Kazumi Shimizu, Daisuke Udagawa, and Yoshiki Wakamatsu
* Chapter 6. Autonomous Vehicles in Drivers' School: A Non- Western
Perspective
* Soraj Hongladarom and Daniel D. Novotný
* Chapter 7. Autonomous Vehicles and Normative Pluralism
* Saul Smilansky
* Chapter 8. Discrimination in Algorithmic Trolley Problems
* Derek Leben
* PART II Ethical Issues Beyond the Trolley Problem
* Introduction by Ryan Jenkins
* Chapter 9. Unintended Externalities of Highly Automated Vehicles
* Jeffrey K. Gurney
* Chapter 10. The Politics of Self- Driving Cars: Soft Ethics, Hard
Law, Big Business, Social Norms
* Ugo Pagallo
* Chapter 11. Autonomous Vehicles and Ethical Settings: Who Should
Decide?
* Paul Formosa
* Chapter 12. Algorithms of Life and Death: A Utilitarian Approach to
the Ethics of Self- Driving Cars
* Stephen Bennett
* Chapter 13. Autonomous Vehicles, Business Ethics, and Risk
Distribution in Hybrid Traffic
* Brian Berkey
* Chapter 14. An Epistemic Approach to Cultivating Appropriate Trust in
Autonomous Vehicles
* Kendra Chilson
* Chapter 15. How Soon Is Now?: On the Timing and Conditions for
Adopting Widespread Use of Autonomous Vehicles
* Leonard Kahn
* Chapter 16. The Ethics of Abuse and Unintended Consequences for
Autonomous Vehicles
* Keith Abney
* PART III Perspectives from Political Philosophy
* Introduction by Tomá Hríbek
* Chapter 17. Distributive Justice, Institutionalism, and Autonomous
Vehicles
* Patrick Taylor Smith
* Chapter 18. Autonomous Vehicles and the Basic Structure of Society
* Veljko Dubljevic and William A. Bauer
* Chapter 19. Supply Chains, Work Alternatives, and Autonomous Vehicles
* Luke Golemon, Fritz Allhoff, and T. J. Broy
* Chapter 20. Can Autonomous Cars Deliver Equity?
* Anne Brown
* Chapter 21. Making Autonomous Vehicle Technologies Matter: Ensuring
Equitable Access and Opportunity
* Madhu C. Dutta- Koehler and Jennifer Hatch
* Part IV Autonomous Vehicle Technology in The City
* Introduction by Tomá Hríbek
* Chapter 22. Fixing Congestion for Whom? The Distribution of
Autonomous Vehicles' Effects on Congestion
* Carole Turley Voulgaris
* Chapter 23. Fulfilling the Promise of Autonomous Vehicles with a New
Ethics of Transportation
* Beaudry Kock and Yolanda Lannquist
* Chapter 24. Ethics, Autonomous Vehicles, and the Future City
* Jason Borenstein, John Bucher, and Joseph Herkert
* Chapter 25. The Autonomous Vehicle in Asian Cities: Opportunities for
Gender Equity, Convivial Urban Relations, and Public Safety in Seoul
and Singapore
* Jeffrey K. H. Chan and Jiwon Shim
* Chapter 26. Autonomous Vehicles, the Driverless City, and the
Pedestrian City
* Tomá Hríbek
* Appendix 1: Varieties of Trolley Pessimism
* Jeff Behrends and John Basl