I don't mean it when the AI was just used as a tool, like someone programmed a robot to kill a person, because then there was intention and the whole AI package was just a tool to commit a crime.
But in cases where there is no relation, no intention, do we really need to find the responsible? Shouldn't be better to focus on how to avoid and how to correct this "bug" ? That, by its own characteristics, brings some problem.
We, humans, strugle do deal with cases where a death occurs, but it was perhaps the best outcome. For example, is it better to change the train and kill 1 instead of keeping it going and kill 5?
I don't mean it when the AI was just used as a tool, like someone programmed a robot to kill a person, because then there was intention and the whole AI package was just a tool to commit a crime.
But in cases where there is no relation, no intention, do we really need to find the responsible? Shouldn't be better to focus on how to avoid and how to correct this "bug" ? That, by its own characteristics, brings some problem.
We, humans, strugle do deal with cases where a death occurs, but it was perhaps the best outcome. For example, is it better to change the train and kill 1 instead of keeping it going and kill 5?