Source:https://www.forbes.com/sites/patricklin/2017/04/05/heres-how-tesla-solves-a-self-driving-crash-dilemma/?sh=43a7a48f6813

The above link contains an article from Forbes. This article dives into a lawsuit that was filed against Tesla for refusing to use its Automatic Emergency braking system when a human driver is pressing on the accelerator pedal. The main idea that Forbes is trying to present to us is that automakers such as Tesla, are taking a lot of moral and legal responsibility by creating self-driven vehicles.

For this week's ethical reflection, identify concepts from Chapter 8 that relate to this article. Be sure tobold/italicize the terms and concepts from the chapter and define the conceptas well.

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