A recent article by Forbes magazine discusses the crash dilemma for self-driving cars. The specificities change from time to time but the crash dilemma stems from the idea of whether or not a self-driving car, when faced with no other option, crash into a specific person or its latter. An example of this would be if the car should crash into a group of elderly women crossing the street or into a kid who’s running across the street because he is late for school. In situations like this, there is often no one correct way to handle the situation. If a regular human driver was faced with this moral dilemma, they would probably do something instinctively. It the end, it would just be a freak accident and it would be difficult to blame the human
