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I certainly think we'll have a new cause of death "computer - AI", whether malicious or not it's something we need to start tracking and keeping tabs on. I won
by aboringusername 5y ago
I certainly think we'll have a new cause of death "computer - AI", whether malicious or not it's something we need to start tracking and keeping tabs on.
I wonder if, as we do at the moment with human piloted cars, we'll just shrug it off and offer a passing "poor human" (in the case of injury/death) and continue with our day.
Death is around us 24/7 and I am not convinced even if cars were hacked and told to drive into objects we'd care very much, we'd probably fix the bug and move on.
- colechristensen 5y agoYes but when you can sue for wrongful death... problems get taken care of. Insurance companies will learn that their bottom lines are deeply connected to car computer security and then either the network or the vulnerabilities will be gone. A $10 insurance surcharge can move mountains.