The possibility of artificial intelligence to improve self-driving in modern cars: scoping review

Abstract

The rapid expansion of a country's economy is heavily reliant on timely product delivery, which is severely inhibited by horrendous traffic congestion. Additional personnel are needed to accompany the delivery vehicle as it carries documents or records to a different location. With the introduction of self-driving vehicles, society will be confronted with a new set of dangers, including the ability of socially embedded forms of artificial intelligence to make complicated risk mitigation decisions, judgments that will have concrete life and death reper-cussions. Because AI decisional differs from human decision-making processes, questions about how AI considers options, how we will mediate these decisions, and what such decisions signify in respect to others have arisen. As a result, society, policymakers, and end-users must thoroughly comprehend such variances. While AI decisions can be contextualized to specific meanings, considerable hurdles remain in terms of AI decisional technology and AI decisioning environment conceptualization.