Human Bias In Choices: The Moral Machine Experiment
- An international team of philosophers, scientists, and data analysts held The Moral Machine Experiment.
- 40 million responses across 233 countries and territories about what people would do in this or that moral situation.
- The problems were modifications to the famous “trolley problem” — the thought experiment which asks whether it’s better to actively kill one person or passively let more than one person die.
- Most people favour humans over animals, many humans over fewer, and younger over older.
- Respondents prefered saving women over men, doctors over athletes, and the fit over the unfit.
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