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In my opinion, this is criminal behavior and Uber's senior leadership should go to jail.
by locacorten 8y ago
In my opinion, this is criminal behavior and Uber's senior leadership should go to jail.
- wpietri 8y ago100% agreed. Somehow large corporations get away with a diffusion of responsibility. Enough people are involved that it's hard to blame one person. But certainly for issues resulting in death, I don't think responsibility should be diluted. If 10 different executives knew or should have known that their decision had life-critical implications, then I think all of them should face the appropriate penalty. (Here, I presume it's for involuntary manslaughter due to criminal negligence.) And I think the same penalty should apply to developers who knew or should have known that their actions put lives at risk.