How should a self-driving car decide?

Answer and give a real example for each one.

1. Have you ever found money in the street? What did you do?
2. Is it ever OK to lie?
3. What is the most difficult decision you have ever made?
4. Do you always tell your friends the truth about how they look?
5. Would you tell a friend if their partner was cheating?
6. Who do you ask for advice in a difficult situation?

For each word or phrase, say one true sentence or give your opinion.

Choose the word or phrase that fits.

1. Should I tell her the truth or not? It's a real .
2. It's not about the law — it's a question.
3. It was difficult, but I did the .
4. I didn't like the dinner, but I told a and said it was delicious.
5. The manager knew about the problem but .
6. My wouldn't let me keep the money.
7. I felt for not calling my grandmother.
8. You should always people who are being bullied.

Choose the right answer, then press Check answers.

1. to pretend not to see = to turn a blind
   eyelookface
2. not clearly right or wrong = a grey
   areazone linespace
3. never = under no
   circumstancessituations everconditions at
4. to not keep a promise = to
   breaklosemiss
   a promise
5. always supporting someone =
   loyalhonesttempted
6. a small kind lie = a
   white liegrey liegood lie

Use each phrase to discuss difficult choices.

• If I were in that situation, I'd...Якби я був(-ла) у тій ситуації, я б...If I were in that situation, I'd call the police.
• I'd probably... but I'm not sure.Я б, мабуть,..., але не впевнений(-а).I'd probably keep quiet, but I'm not sure.
• It depends on...Це залежить від...It depends on how much money it is.
• Under no circumstances would I...За жодних обставин я б не...Under no circumstances would I lie to my children.
• I'd feel guilty if...Я б почувався(-лася) винним(-ою), якби...I'd feel guilty if I didn't help.
• If I had known..., I would have...Якби я знав(-ла)..., я б...If I had known she was sick, I would have visited her.
• It's a grey area.Це сіра зона.Using AI for homework? It's a grey area.
• The right thing to do would be to...Правильно було б...The right thing to do would be to tell the truth.

Read the article. Hover over the dotted words for help.

1. The trolley problem is a famous philosophical puzzle.
   TrueFalse
2. The Moral Machine was a real car tested on the roads.
   TrueFalse
3. About 40 million decisions were analysed.
   TrueFalse
4. People almost everywhere preferred saving animals over humans.
   TrueFalse
5. The study showed cultural differences in moral choices.
   TrueFalse

1. What would you choose in the self-driving car situation? Why?
2. Should machines ever make life-and-death decisions?
3. Why might different cultures answer differently?
4. Who should decide how cars are programmed: engineers, governments or the public?

Third Conditional is great for regrets and stories: If I hadn't missed the bus, I wouldn't have met my husband! Careful: ✗ If I would have known... → If I had known... ✗ I would helped → I would have helped.

1. If I
   foundwould find
   €1,000 in the street, I'd take it to the police.
2. If I
   had knownwould have known
   about the problem, I would have helped.
3. What
   would you dowill you do
   if your friend asked you to lie for them?
4. She
   wouldn't havewouldn't had
   failed if she had studied.
5. If he hadn't told the truth, he
   would have feltwould felt
   guilty.
6. If I
   werehad been
   you, I'd tell her now.
7. If we
   hadn't misseddidn't miss
   the train, we would have arrived on time.
8. I
   would have calledwould called
   you if I had had your number.

Each sentence has one mistake. Type the correct words.

1. If I would have known, I would have come. →
2. If she had asked me, I would helped. →
3. If I find a wallet, I would keep it. →
4. If they hadn't lie, nobody would have known. →
5. What would you have do in my place? →
6. If I had more money, I would have bought a car yesterday. →

Answer in detail. Use the Second and Third Conditionals.

1. What would you do if you saw a colleague stealing from the company?
2. Tell about a decision in your past: what would have happened if you had chosen differently?
3. If you could change one decision in your life, what would it be?
4. What would you have done if you had been born 100 years ago?
5. When was the last time you told a white lie? What would have happened if you'd told the truth?
6. Under what circumstances would you break a promise?

For each dilemma: what would you do and why? What would you feel? Then think of a real dilemma from your past: what did you do, and what would have happened if you had done the opposite?

Give your opinion: right, wrong, or a grey area? Explain.

1. Is it OK to download films for free?
2. Is it OK to use AI to write a work report?
3. Is it OK to call in sick when you're just tired?
4. Is it OK to lie about your age online?

1. When did you last do the right thing even though it was hard?
2. Are you good at keeping secrets?
3. Have you ever broken a promise?
4. When did your conscience stop you from doing something?
5. Are you more loyal or more honest?
6. Have you ever stood up for someone?
7. What is a white lie you often tell?
8. What would you never forgive?

1. Should children be taught to always tell the truth?
2. Is it OK for politicians to lie to protect the country?
3. Should you report a friend who breaks the law?
4. Are people more honest online or offline?
5. Do different generations have different morals?
6. Who taught you the difference between right and wrong?

1. Is it ever right to lie?
2. Should machines make moral decisions?
3. Is loyalty more important than honesty?
4. Are people born good or bad?
5. Can a good person do bad things?
6. Is morality the same in every culture?

"It's sometimes right to lie."

Round 1: give your real opinion for 1–2 minutes. Round 2: defend the opposite side for 1 minute. Use: If I were in that situation... · If I had known... · It depends on... · Under no circumstances...