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You're absolutely right. I 100% agree, and there's a single person at fault whom victims pursue. Who faces the blame whenever a driverless vehicle is forced t
by kminehart 10y ago
You're absolutely right. I 100% agree, and there's a single person at fault whom victims pursue. Who faces the blame whenever a driverless vehicle is forced to make a decision to strike a pedestrian or hit a wall rather than a head-on collision? Driverless cars do.
We may not like it but that's how the public will see it.
- AstralStorm 10y agoYou can show that the car did its best, statistically, or at least no worse than a panel of drivers (jury). Black boxes have a long tradition and self driving and assisted driving cars should have one. The answer really sometimes is "you are out of luck". For a bug or a really bad known issue, authors and designers (car company) should be liable.