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Why are they allowed to put beta software on public roads where third parties that never consented to their EULA are put at risk. If they want beta software on
by oldgradstudent 9y ago
Why are they allowed to put beta software on public roads where third parties that never consented to their EULA are put at risk.
If they want beta software on a private track, that's their (and their insurance company's) problem.
- buvanshak 9y agoBecause no one is stopping them from. Even here, in HN, which is supposed to be filled with tech people, this is rarely asked. Then it is not surprising the common people and non-tech savvy authorities are complacent...
- Piskvorrr 9y agoOh, it is asked all right. But then the business side interrupts with time-to-market and diminishing returns and the cost of settling out of court vs. probability thereof - and voila, "move fast and kill people".
- qaq 9y agoYou just described every modern car on the road.