The term "responsibility" itself has no concept of luck embedded in it, insofar as we use this term in everyday speech.
The authors are convinced that the division of responsibility itself is the problem, and that this calls for political and regulatory attention.
They are planning to put together a "Flat pack Democracy" guide to encourage others to try and replicate their success, but are keen to emphasise that every community must shoulder the responsibility for itself.
There were five main areas covered by the responsibility deal itself - food, physical activity, alcohol, health at work and behaviour change.
That the AI enabling AVs can lead us to revise the very framework of responsibility itself is an indication of the profundity of the change we are living through.
"The occupation, the postwar era, the Showa era, the cold war and the 20th century ended without Japan clarifying the responsibility for its defeat, for starting the war and war responsibility itself," wrote Yoichi Funabashi, a columnist in the Asahi Shimbun this week.
In the end, he concludes, "[e]mbracing collective responsibility undermines the very concept of responsibility itself, for it encourages people to disregard rather than obey the structures of morality" (Reiff 2008, p. 242).
The discussion will then review two different ways in which various authors have addressed these challenges: 1) by reconsidering the idea of moral agency and 2) by rethinking the concept of moral responsibility itself.
Indeed, we often assume that we can answer it by simply reiterating the conditions of collective responsibility itself.
However, another type of revisionist might hold that while the conditions of applicability are in need of revision, this entails no revision of the concept of moral responsibility itself.
