This is easy to answer and quite frankly a stupid question.
Why should you have to pay for someone else's mistake? If a child runs out in front of a car, it is either their fault or their guardian's fault for allowing them to run into traffic. It's tragic, but to suggest the driver should give up their life for someone else's mistake is ridiculous.
Who in their right mind would get inside a car that is programmed to commit suicide in certain "ethical" circumstances?
Why should you have to pay for someone else's mistake? If a child runs out in front of a car, it is either their fault or their guardian's fault for allowing them to run into traffic. It's tragic, but to suggest the driver should give up their life for someone else's mistake is ridiculous.
Who in their right mind would get inside a car that is programmed to commit suicide in certain "ethical" circumstances?