Creating artificial intelligence-driven technology products is almost like unleashing the Frankenstein's monster

In 2016, a driverless Tesla car crashed killing the test driver. It was not the first vehicle to be involved in a fatal crash, but was the first of its kind and the tragedy opened a can of ethical dilemmas. With autonomous systems such as driverless vehicles there are two main grey areas: responsibility and ethics. Widely discussed at various forums is a'dilemma' where a driverless car must choose between killing pedestrians or passengers. Here, both responsibility and ethics are at play.