> How will that work with liability if somebody sends their self-driving Tesla out to work under a ridesharing app that feeds bad inputs to it? Okay, Tesla's r

> How will that work with liability if somebody sends their self-driving Tesla out to work under a ridesharing app that feeds bad inputs to it? Okay, Tesla's reasonable licensing agreement has a liability waiver when using the app for ride-sharing outside of certified applications. That's a pretty reasonable piece of licensing. It's also not unheard of to state that a piece of equipment is not warrantied or you waive liability if used in commercial ventures, or outside of normal operation. I'd be fine with that. It places responsibility on the owner of the car. edit: I also have no problem with Tesla not facilitating ride sharing. If the limitation to their network is just because the software makes it difficult to use a third party app then so be it.