Course Outline

Introduction to Ethics in Autonomous Driving

  • Fundamental ethical principles in AI and automation
  • The role of ethics in transportation and mobility
  • Public perception and trust in self-driving cars for government and public use

Decision-Making in Autonomous Vehicles

  • AI and moral dilemmas: The trolley problem in the context of self-driving cars
  • Who decides? The role of manufacturers, regulators, and users in ethical decision-making
  • Human versus machine decision-making: Ethical considerations for government applications

Legal Frameworks for Autonomous Vehicles

  • Current global regulations and policies governing autonomous vehicles for government use
  • Standards and compliance requirements for self-driving technology in public sector operations
  • Differences in laws across regions (e.g., US, EU, China) and their implications for government agencies

Liability and Accountability

  • Determining responsibility in autonomous vehicle accidents involving government fleets
  • Manufacturer versus user liability in public sector contexts
  • Insurance challenges specific to self-driving cars used by government entities

Privacy and Data Protection in Autonomous Mobility

  • Data collection and privacy concerns for government-operated autonomous vehicles
  • Compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and other regulations in public sector operations
  • Cybersecurity risks in autonomous driving systems for government use

Balancing Innovation and Regulation

  • Encouraging technological advancements while ensuring public safety in government applications
  • Government incentives and restrictions on self-driving vehicles for public sector use
  • The role of ethics committees and legal advisory boards in shaping policy for government agencies

Case Studies and Real-World Applications

  • Analysis of notable self-driving car incidents and their legal outcomes for government entities
  • Ethical debates on life-and-death decisions in autonomous vehicle technology used by government agencies
  • Lessons learned from regulatory challenges and failures in the context of government operations

Future Trends and Policy Recommendations

  • How legal systems are evolving to address autonomous vehicles for government use
  • Ethical frameworks for the next generation of self-driving technology in public sector applications
  • Developing policies for fair and safe autonomous transportation for government agencies

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of legal systems and ethical principles
  • Interest in autonomous vehicle technology and its societal impact

Audience

  • Policy makers shaping regulations for government and industry regarding autonomous vehicles
  • Legal professionals specializing in transportation and technology law for government and private sectors
  • Ethicists analyzing AI and machine decision-making in mobility for government and academic institutions
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