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Moral Machine Learning
By
Anjou Sharma, Jerry Bonnell M.S., Geoff Sutcliffe Ph.D., and Debra Lieberman Ph.D.
University of Miami
Department of Computer Science and Psychology
The purpose of this project is to see whether a machine can be programmed to be moral. We are currently collecting data to program an algorithm that can predict a human's response within the confines of a moral-dilemma.
The purpose of this project is to see whether a machine can be programmed to be moral. We are currently collecting data to program an algorithm that can predict a human's response within the confines of a moral-dilemma.
Our research aims are (1) to discover a novel algorithm with capabilities of mimicking difficult human decisions, (2) to understand the complexities between the way different disciplines think, and (3) to predict a participant's moral decisions within the confines of an autonomous vehicle moral dilemma.
Our research aims are (1) to discover a novel algorithm with capabilities of mimicking difficult human decisions, (2) to understand the complexities between the way different disciplines think, and (3) to predict a participant's moral decisions within the confines of an autonomous vehicle moral dilemma.
“People who try hard to do the right thing always seem mad.”
“People who try hard to do the right thing always seem mad.”
Stephen King
For more information on this study, please contact the research coordinator:
Anjou Sharma
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