MIT's "Moral Machine" Lets You Decide Who Lives & Dies in Self-Driving Car Crashes

A study shows that almost 60% of people are willing to ride in a self-driving car, but that might be because we still fail to realize the real implications of putting our lives and the lives of others in the hands of an autonomous vehicle. You're in a self-driving car, cruising down the highway, when something goes wrong. Should the car save you or the people crossing the street? Should a self-driving car slam into a wall to save women, children, and the elderly? What if it's to save a couple of criminals instead?