> The law doesn't require automatic brakes and alerts on cars. The law isn't written for the case when the car is under its own control. The driver is assumed

> The law doesn't require automatic brakes and alerts on cars. The law isn't written for the case when the car is under its own control. The driver is assumed to be in control of the vehicle. However, if the car is also _a_ driver, neutering its ability stop, or even ask for assistance, in an emergency should be tantamount to disability the human driver's brakes.