Moral Dilemmas for Moral Machines

Would a machine solving the trolly problem on whether to hit the wall vs some cyclists ever choose to hit the wall in a way that damages the driver, bounces into the people and damages some of the people, but kills no one?

I have seen accidents where a truck driver drives partially off the road to slow down his truck and minimize damage, but does not go entirely off it because that would kill him.

"...Using trolley-style problems in the context of autonomous vehicles as a case study, I argue

(1) that this is a misapplication of philosophical thought experiments because

(2) it fails to appreciate the purpose of moral dilemmas, and

(3) this has potentially catastrophic consequences; however,

(4) there are uses of moral dilemmas in machine ethics that are appropriate and the novel situations that arise in a machine-learning context can shed some light on philosophical work in ethics..."