Autonomous Vehicles – Do We Really Know The Risks? [Podcast]

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Autonomous Vehicles – Do We Really Know The Risks? [Podcast]

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Autonomous Vehicles (AV) are the riskiest form of human-robot interaction. One the one hand they offer unparalleled improvements to the safety and comfort of drivers, passengers and other traffic participants. They also promise to reduce emission. On the other hand, they demand new considerations for trust and responsibilities in human-robot interaction. The field of tension between autonomy, trust and liability can only be manoeuvred on the basis of objective data. Government agencies will h...

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Date created

2022

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Bartneck, Christoph

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https://hdl.handle.net/10092/104608

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autonomous / vehicle / safety / crash / tesla / waymo / Engineering / Control engineering, mechatronics and robotics / Autonomous vehicle systems / Information and computing sciences / Artificial intelligence / Autonomous agents and multiagent systems / Automation engineering / Engineering practice and education / Risk engineering / Human-centred computing / Human-computer interaction / Civil engineering / Transport engineering

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