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According to the article, Google's lawyers decided it was OK, because a human was sitting in the driver's seat ready to override the system at any time. I guess
by kijinbear 16y ago
According to the article, Google's lawyers decided it was OK, because a human was sitting in the driver's seat ready to override the system at any time. I guess it's a little bit like student drivers being supervised by experienced drivers, but who knows what a random cop would think?
- ajju 16y agoActually the article says the legal counsel for the California DMV 'decided' it was o.k., which is even better!
- eogas 16y agoI guess that will teach me to comment before reading the entire article. Anyway, I would expect that this issue will be looked into a bit deeper once companies start producing autonomous cars.