Youareontheboardofdirectorsofanautomotivecompany.Your company isat the forefront oftheindustry, and hasjustdevelopedseveral technologicaladvances,whichessentiallyperfecttheself-drivingcar.As yourcompanypreparestobringthecartomarket,aquestionraisedby severalofyourcompany'ssoftwareengineersreachestheboard.Those engineershavedevelopedtwosoftwareprogramsthatwoulddirectthe actions of your cars.The first program - the Gandhi Program - provides that, in the event a child or other person were to run or otherwise move in front of oneofyourcompany'scars,thecarwoulddoeverythingpossible-even driving off a cliff - to avoid striking such person.The second program - the GenghisProgram-providesthat,insuchevent,thecarwouldapplyits brakes, prudently, but not swerve.Following considerable premeditation as to what to do, the board now must act as to the programs.

Argue that your company should only offer the Gandhi Program.