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Equal blame to both. Both of them caused death. One by causing the potential death and the other stopping the remediation of death. The difference is you can
by doublerabbit 3y ago
Equal blame to both.
Both of them caused death. One by causing the potential death and the other stopping the remediation of death.
The difference is you can sentence a person. A robot, not such.
- slg 3y ago>The difference is you can sentence a person to court. A robot, not such. People generally don't end up facing much legal trouble when killing a pedestrian in an accident. It usually requires negligence. I don't know enough about this accident (or the Cruise vehicle's behavior) to say that anyone was negligent.