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No, I think it's the other way around. People driving have accidents all the time right now that could have been avoided if proper automation was in charge. A
by jbb67 9y ago
No, I think it's the other way around.
People driving have accidents all the time right now that could have been avoided if proper automation was in charge.
At some point if you have an accident and kill someone, and it can be shown in court that if you'd been using the easily available technology that person would still be alive, people will start being prosecuted for gross negligence or worse.
- gambiting 9y agoBy that logic, why aren't we already prosecuting drivers of older, less safe vehicles? Why don't we mandate that every single car on the road has a breaking system straight from a sports car(while you can still buy cars with drum brakes today). Surely, if you only bought a more expensive vehicle, you could have saved a life! /s