People aren't ready to let robots and AI decide on euthanasia, study finds

People aren't ready to let robots and AI decide on euthanasia, study finds

Study participants were told of scenarios where AI or humans could decide on end-of-life care (Picture: Getty) You’d probably let AI compose an email for you. Going over a medical scan to check for signs of cancer? Most likely, yes as well. But deciding when life support should be switched off for a patient in a coma? A new study has shown there’s one clear line where we don’t yet want a robot to take control, and that is deciding on the time of…