The main question is 'who is in charge?' for the decisions. Who gets punished with no bonus and a bad reputation or even go bankrupt if a company dies? Same re

The main question is 'who is in charge?' for the decisions. Who gets punished with no bonus and a bad reputation or even go bankrupt if a company dies? Same responsibility barrier exists for the driverless cars adoption. In short, most people feel themselves better (if they even think about it) if a person is in charge and taking responsibility of bad decisions. Someone who will either die with them of will go to prison if thinga go bad. Probably the same is for the pilotless airplanes: the first bad accident can ruin it.