The important part is the legal obligation to produce a safe product. If that doesn't happen there are legal consequences. The fact that software is involved

The important part is the legal obligation to produce a safe product. If that doesn't happen there are legal consequences. The fact that software is involved changes exactly nothing. And honestly - the entire industry needs to get over the bizarre belief that software has a magical right to be less performant, less competent, less reliable, less robust, and more consumer hostile than hardware, just because it can be updated.