🚋Trolley Problem Simulator
Navigate moral dilemmas with real research data
🤔 What Is the Trolley Problem?
Imagine you are the only person who can flip a train switch. Five people will die if you do nothing, but one person will die if you act. What do you do?
The trolley problem is a thought experiment in ethics introduced by Philippa Foot (1967). A runaway trolley will kill five people unless you divert it onto a side track where it will kill one. It reveals deep tensions between utilitarian and deontological moral frameworks and is now central to AI ethics and self-driving car design.
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Utilitarianism
Greatest good for greatest number
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Deontology
Rights-based moral reasoning
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Self-Driving Cars
How should AI make moral choices?
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Medical Ethics
Triage and resource allocation
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AI Alignment
Programming moral frameworks
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Cultural Variation
Moral Machine: 40M+ decisions
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⚙️ Basic Controls
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Utilitarian Score
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Deontological Score
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Scenarios Completed
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Population Agreement
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Virtue Score
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