> having a huge fleet of cars recording video is hugely valuable for development of self driving.
Ok. But so what? Doing medical experiments on large, unknowing populations of humans might be hugely valuable for development of medicine, but we don't do it. Claiming there's some potential future benefit to violating someone's autonomy today is weak sauce at best and highly unethical at worst.
Ok. But so what? Doing medical experiments on large, unknowing populations of humans might be hugely valuable for development of medicine, but we don't do it. Claiming there's some potential future benefit to violating someone's autonomy today is weak sauce at best and highly unethical at worst.