Indian judges frequently encounter cases where legal principles clash with moral or societal imperatives, mirroring the trolley problem’s tension between competing values. Below are key examples ...

One user on X shared a screenshot of ChatGPT reacting to their saying that they had sacrificed three cows and two cats to save a toaster, in a clearly made-up version of the trolley problem — a ...

In her recap, Roxana Hadadi pointed out that Nine Perfect Strangers’s first-season finale provided a less-than-satisfying ...

The trolley problem is happening to me ... But now I have to make a decision that I thought I’d never have to make. This is not what I signed up for. I just wanted to move people in a car ...

So what harm would I cause? The brilliant and eccentric Oxford ethicist Derek Parfit had as fertile an imagination for thought experiments as any philosopher of the past century. “Derek specialised in ...

The birds amassed fans, as legions of devotees follow along on webcams each spring as falcons progress from hatching to ...

Research shows people remember the past to solve problems in the present. But memory might be most effective when defining a ...

With that in mind, technologists should not forget: Start with questions and thought experiments first ... source projects can show unconventional problem-solving techniques.

Sure, I’m just an average cardinal from a country no one’s ever heard of, but I’ve been watching inspirational videos on YouTube and reading self-help books by other ambitious clergy, and he ...

But a new study suggests that these artificial sweeteners may not be as harmless as once thought; they may even increase the risk of diabetes or weight gain. Low-calorie sweeteners disrupt the ...