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Yeah it leads to real problems for fully driverless cars, as there is no longer a human to blame. Also note that blaming the human has been Tesla's strategy fo
by TaylorAlexander 3y ago
Yeah it leads to real problems for fully driverless cars, as there is no longer a human to blame.
Also note that blaming the human has been Tesla's strategy for avoiding responsibility on their software drive system failures.
- dev1n 3y agoMost car - pedestrian crashes in the USA never end up with the driver at fault. Not sure this will change when cars are autonomous.
- TaylorAlexander 3y agoWell I am talking about all crashes, not just car-pedestrian crashes. For example Teslas crash in to other cars and then the company blames the human driver.