Crowdsourced data on people's ethical views, like MIT's Moral Machine, can be used to give AI systems a kind of moral intuition in unclear moral dilemmas.

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Con: This only helps with clear cut ethical dilemmas: doctors have to make decisions that have to deal either with particular patients they know, or that have to do with the hospital as a whole.

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Con: The fact that a majority of individuals believe a certain act is right, does not make that action correct.

Should human doctors be replaced by automated ones? (ANTI-Automation)

Crowdsourced data on people's ethical views, like MIT's Moral Machine, can be used to give AI systems a kind of moral intuition in unclear moral dilemmas.

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This only helps with clear cut ethical dilemmas: doctors have to make decisions that have to deal either with particular patients they know, or that have to do with the hospital as a whole.

The fact that a majority of individuals believe a certain act is right, does not make that action correct.

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Crowdsourced data on people's ethical views, like MIT's Moral Machine, can be used to give AI systems a kind of moral intuition in unclear moral dilemmas.

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This only helps with clear cut ethical dilemmas: doctors have to make decisions that have to deal either with particular patients they know, or that have to do with the hospital as a whole.

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The fact that a majority of individuals believe a certain act is right, does not make that action correct.