Whose life should your car save?

Azim Shariff, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Social Behavior, and his colleagues wrote an op-ed piece

in The New York Times, highlighting their research that has been featured in other media outlets.Their research

sheds light on whether Americans would choose between “self-protective” autonomous cars that protected their

passengers at all costs and “utilitarian” autonomous cars that impartially minimized overall casualties, even if it

meant harming their passengers.