Theoretical and Natural Science
TNS Vol.2 (CIAP 2022), 02 February 2023
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Ethical Issues of Automatic Driving in the Society
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Abstract
Autonomous driving is a very hot development direction in the future. With the application of electricity and the development of technology, autonomous driving technology will also be widely adopted. This study discusses the ethical issues of autonomous driving in society from the perspectives of social exclusion and private issues. The results demonstrate that although automatic driving is an excellent technology, it still needs more time to improve the whole systems and hardware facility to provide the best experience for people.
Keywords
electrical vehicles, privacy, gasoline vehicles, automatic driving
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