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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Foundations of Ethics in Autonomous Driving
- Core ethical principles in AI and automation
- The significance of ethics in transportation and mobility systems
- Public sentiment and trust in self-driving technologies
Decision-Making Processes in Autonomous Vehicles
- AI and moral dilemmas: Applying the trolley problem to self-driving cars
- Determining decision authority: The roles of manufacturers, regulators, and users
- Human vs. machine judgment: Key ethical considerations
Regulatory Frameworks for Autonomous Vehicles
- Existing global regulations and policy standards
- Compliance requirements and industry standards for self-driving tech
- Regional legal variations (e.g., US, EU, China)
Liability and Responsibility
- Establishing fault in autonomous vehicle accidents
- Comparing manufacturer vs. user liability
- Insurance complexities for self-driving vehicles
Privacy and Data Security in Autonomous Mobility
- Data acquisition and associated privacy risks
- Adhering to GDPR, CCPA, and other data protection laws
- Cybersecurity threats in autonomous driving ecosystems
Harmonizing Innovation and Regulation
- Promoting technological progress while safeguarding public interest
- Governmental incentives and limitations on self-driving vehicles
- The function of ethics committees and legal advisory groups
Practical Applications and Case Studies
- Reviewing significant self-driving car incidents and their legal resolutions
- Ethical discourse on critical decision-making in AV technology
- Insights gained from regulatory hurdles and previous failures
Emerging Trends and Policy Suggestions
- The evolution of legal systems to accommodate autonomous vehicles
- Ethical models for the next wave of self-driving technology
- Formulating policies for equitable and secure autonomous transport
Conclusion and Future Pathways
Requirements
- A foundational grasp of legal systems and ethical theories
- A genuine interest in autonomous vehicle technology and its broader societal effects
Target Audience
- Policy creators developing regulations for autonomous vehicles
- Legal experts focused on transportation and technology law
- Ethics scholars examining AI and automated decision-making in mobility sectors