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    The document discusses the moral dilemmas of machine intelligence in self-driving cars. It notes that while self-driving cars are highly advanced technology appreciated in developed western countries, they are not affordable or practical for developing nations. Artificial intelligence relies on past data and experience to make decisions, unlike human emotional intelligence which allows for rational thinking and consideration of unprecedented future events. Currently, emotional intelligence provides better outcomes than artificial intelligence. In emergency situations, humans should make decisions rather than machines.

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    Moral Dilemmas of Machine Intelligence

    Mohammad Amir Hossen Bhuiyan

    MBA, University Canada West

    BUSI 601(BON-FALL-21): Ethics, CSR & Business Environment

    Eric Zvaniga

    October 20, 2021


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    Automotive industry with machine intelligence around the globe

    One of the greatest inventions of automotive companies is the self-driven cars. It is, in

    fact, highly admirable in countries located in west. However, it is not appreciated in developing

    countries due to the considerable affordability and maintenance cost. Therefore, the problems

    associated with it, mostly lies in developed countries.

    Artificial Intelligence inside machine

    Self-Driven cars are presented with Artificial Intelligence (AI), a program which depends

    on previous data provided into it and it decides based on the past experience inputted.

    Consequently, it does not consider any future changes. Perhaps, most importantly, it cannot act

    in new context which never happened before.

    Emotional Intelligence inside human

    Emotional intelligence (EQ), on the other hand, is a unique kind of attribute that allows

    human to think rationally rather than mathematically. Hence the human always performs better

    than machine and ready to consider any unprecedented future incident.

    Better performer. Without any doubt, EQ provides better output than AI. May be in

    near future, the mankind will be able to develop EQ for machine automation. However, there

    will be questions about to what extent the emotions will work inside machine. If it works better

    inside machine, there will be another question that will machine be able to replace human in all

    extent or not.

    To conclude, at present, there is no chance by machine to take control over human

    intelligence. Therefore, the wise decision would be to manufacture auto driven cars in western
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    countries where people can afford. In the same time, in emergency situation, the human should

    take decision instead of machine.

    References

    https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-emotional-intelligence-2795423

    https://strengthscape.com/difference-between-emotional-intelligence-and-artificial-intelligence/

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