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DETROIT — It was the crash the auto industry knew was coming but still feared.
By Dee-Ann Durbin, Associated Press
Nation May 28

In a future when cars no longer need humans to drive, decisions about who might live or die in a crash are already being made — by the so-called “moral codes” preprogrammed into a car's neurology.
By Kamala Kelkar
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