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I wonder how this will be treated legally. Police can't just write "killed by python script" as a cause of death, that would be crazy, and there is no legal fr
by nopriorarrests 9y ago
I wonder how this will be treated legally.
Police can't just write "killed by python script" as a cause of death, that would be crazy, and there is no legal framework for cases like that. My guess is that A.I. could be equated to cruise-control, meaning person behind the wheel is responsible.
Maybe someone knows better?
- drcode 9y agoPeople are injured by malfeasance of a corporation involving many employees all the time, such as when a bridge collapses- There is nothing that says a police person needs to immediately find a single guilty person 10 minutes after an accident like this.
- nopriorarrests 9y agoI agree, for large engineering projects, such as bridges and buildings, obviously many employees are involved and in many cases you can't even single out someone who is responsible. But, to my best knowledge, there are no "corporations" on the road. No matter what company this person is driving for and under what type of contract, this person is responsible for all kinds of incidents.