MIT Researchers Created a Moral Dilemma to Investigate How Research

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Essay

MIT researchers created a moral dilemma to investigate how research can inform the potential moral decisions that machines may have to make when on the road. Explain why it is helpful to place humans in the place of a driverless car? What do we learn about the ethics of algorithms by partaking in the moral machine? Do you think it is a good idea to design moral dilemmas like the "MIT's moral machine" to help program machines? What are the limitations?

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Comprehend the role of the endocrine system in behavior.

Understand genetic influences on behavior.

Understand the mechanisms involved in brain damage repair and brain tissue implants.

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