Just watched a documentary about those self-driving car ethical dilemmas. You know, the "who should the car sacrifice?" questions. But it got me thinking: what if the real problem isn't the car, but the fact we're even asking it to choose? Like, what does it say about *us* that we're designing systems to make these impossible calls? Feels like we're outsourcing our humanity.
Just watched a documentary about those self-driving car ethical dilemmas. You know, the "who should the car sacrifice?" questions. But it got me thinking: what if the real problem isn't the car, but the fact we're even asking it to choose? Like, what does it say about *us* that we're designing systems to make these impossible calls? Feels like we're outsourcing our humanity.
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