Think of it as if these cars have learners’ permits: They can do most of the basics, but still need help with the day-to-day. Relying on them too much can be just as dangerous as not having them at all” (Harwell). Undoubtedly, Harwell effectively persuades his audience through this
Cars Cannot Think Like Humans Problems arise when new things come up, therefore, there are many problems people should face, especially on ethics. In the article “Should Your Driverless Car Hit a Pedestrian to Save Your Life”, the author, John Markoff provides many issues on autonomous cars for readers to consider, and the core of these issues is the ethical problem. If self-driving cars are designed to do best for the common good and protect people from unexpected accidents, how autonomous cars make appropriate moral decisions is hard for people to solve. A car cannot be an independent thinking machine, and it is hard for a car to make right moral decisions.
One ethical issue of driverless cars the choice of action when facing an inevitable accident with another party. In this situation, the car has to decide which party to harm. This means the people developing the car software may face the issue of deciding different values or worth on human lives or leaving it to the machine learning software to decide itself. Another issue is whether driverless cars should fully prevent human interaction or still allow humans to control the car if and when they see fit. This may raise the question of whether human error or software error was the cause of any accidents.
Forbes estimated that the total cost the company will have to bear would be up to 30.25 billion Euros, which includes in fines and settlements from the government and from the private sectors, recall expenses and also future loss of sales. However, Volkswagen currently only has 21.5 billion Euros in cash which is still insufficient for a worst case scenario. The market capitalization of world 's third biggest car maker plunged 15 per cent in two days in the wake of the scandal and is exacerbating problems in the benchmark DAX index which s battling with a bear market (Sydney Morning Herald, 2015). The scandal will also affect other fellow automakers who makes cars which runs on diesel,
Case management must make key decision in the component of treatment service before incorporating funding into it structure. This is especially true when using services through Medicaid and Medicare HMOs. Controlling costs while providing care demonstrate the ability of the case managers to utility their skill in managing a care company (NCBI, 1998). For example, one of my clients was living in a living assisted facility, but wanted to return home, even though her doctor felt she wasn't ready. In this case, case management provide the clients with supportive services to help in a successful transition.
1.0 INTRODUCTION The Maersk Group is a worldwide conglomerate and operates in about 130 countries with a workforce numbering over 89,000 employees. In addition to owning one of the world’s largest shipping companies, Maersk is involved in a wide range of activities in the shipping, logistics, and the oil and gas industries. The Maersk Group has five core businesses which include Maersk Line, APM Terminals, Maersk Oil, Maersk Drilling and APM Shipping Services. But the focus of this report is on Maersk Drilling.
Oluwayemisi Davis Sociology Class B The State of Disaster by Eric Klinenberg Introduction Eric Klinenberg discussed in The State of Disaster a critical heat wave that happened in the city of Chicago in July 1995 and how the disaster claimed many lives. He talked about the little effort from government agencies to assist helpless people during the wave emergency. His purpose of writing this chapter is to analyze the social conditions that are responsible for citizens’ death and also the impact of journalists. His main purpose of writing this article is to give the public an account what of life in the city is like and to give the residents hope for how to prevent situations like this
Then I will clarify all the details, realize the whole situation, and arrange the meeting with my administration team to make decision and arrange the press meeting to explain the problem to the public. After that, I will identify the exact problem and attempt to take necessary action to overcome the problem. Moreover, through my administration team I will ask to create an awareness program for give an idea about safety issues of vehicle o the public and gain a positive significant to Toyota in the
The Japan earthquake and tsunami of 2011, also known as the Tōhoku Earthquake, occurred in northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011. At approximately 2:46pm local Japan standard time, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake struck with its epicenter about 80 miles east of the city of Sendai, Miyagi in the Pacific Ocean around a depth of 18.6 miles below the sea floor. The earthquake spawned massive waves measuring some 33 feet high flooding the coast and the surrounding countryside. Some reports claimed that the waves penetrated some 6 miles inland causing the Natori River to overflow. The retreating floodwaters also carried back with them enormous amounts of debris and thousands of victims, this was the biggest measured earthquake in Japan (Japan, 2015).
Emergencies are one of the most complex things to manage because, by very definition, they are completely unpredictable. According the the Merriam-Webster dictionary an emergency is “an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action.” These two element, surprise and urgency, change the typical structure of management as we know it. When tensions are running high several aspects of management become even more crucial such as preparedness, organization, and the ability to think on your feet. Due to rise in disasters in recent years, the paradigm of emergency management is quickly changing.
Weaknesses Toyota faces a number of hurdles in its quest to maintain the market lead. First, the 2009 and 2010 recalls demonstrated a lapse in the company’s much-touted quality production. Among the recalls
INTRODUCTION In June 2008, TATA Motors announced the acquisition of brands Jaguar and Land Rover from the car producing giant Ford Motors. The deal was valued at US$ 2.3 billion and is considered an overall success even from intercultural perspective. On the contrary, the deal was speculated to be a huge failure as the world was entering into recession in 2008 and Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) was incurring huge losses. The deal was an all cash deal with 100% acquisition of Jaguar Land Rover’s businesses.
Crisis can “endanger the health or the environment, or seriously impact reputation or ability to do business” (Jaques, 2014, p.9). This will create emotional and cognitive disequilibrium which requires the individual to seek for the answer and make senses of the many answers among the changed
However, since 2010, this longstanding quality reputation has been unabatingly shattered by increased vehicle recalls that have seen virtually every class of consumer affected (Rajasekera, 2). Recognizing that its reputation and brand is at stake, Toyota has endeavored to not only publicly apologize, but also settle a class-action law suits totaling $1.1 billion. While this strategy may look inept to many, research provide that leadership requires swift acknowledgement of mistakes and fitting solutions which is what Toyota has done. Going forward, Toyota will need to fully embrace innovation as its key strategy, especially given the fact that the current industry life cycle has overstayed its maturity, which means that most automakers will be looking to create new demand and create more innovative
Understanding Financial Crisis: Causes, Effect and Prevent measure To most ordinary people, Financial Crisis is a both familiar and unfamiliar topic. There is a range of definition of the Financial Crisis, but in general it is refers to the crisis of financial assets or financial markets or financial institutions. In fact, Financial Crisis is closely related to people’s life, 2007-2008 Global Financial Crisis attracted ordinary people to focus on the financial sector. This essay will argue the financial crisis of 2008 came from the US subprime crisis, which has brought enormous impact on the world economy, and in different societies, the countries have different prevent measures to cope with the crisis. For the aspect of cause, the US subprime