Ethical Considerations in Human-Vehicle Interaction - NLP and Computational Intelligence Solutions for Avs: Examines ethical considerations in human-vehicle interaction in AVs, proposing NLP and computational intelligence solutions
Published 30-05-2021
Keywords
- Ethical considerations,
- Human-vehicle interaction,
- Autonomous vehicles
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Abstract
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent a transformative technology poised to revolutionize transportation. As AVs interact more closely with humans, ethical considerations regarding their behavior and decision-making become paramount. This paper explores the ethical challenges in human-vehicle interaction (HVI) and proposes solutions leveraging natural language processing (NLP) and computational intelligence. We discuss the importance of ethical HVI, the current state of AV ethics, and the role of NLP and computational intelligence in addressing these challenges. Our proposed solutions focus on enhancing communication between AVs and humans, improving decision-making processes, and ensuring safety and trust in HVI. Through a comprehensive review, we highlight key ethical dilemmas and offer insights into future research directions to promote responsible development and deployment of AVs.
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