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The practical answer is you make sure damages are always covered by insurance, and as long as nobody acts maliciously or with extreme negligence there won't be
by Dylan16807 1mo ago
The practical answer is you make sure damages are always covered by insurance, and as long as nobody acts maliciously or with extreme negligence there won't be any need for prison time.
- account42 1mo agoPractical in what sense? This is exactly how you get EPA superfund sites while the executives that profited from the offending activity remain unaffected.
- Dylan16807 1mo agoPractical in that we get to have widespread self driving cars. Real ones where you can look away from the road. Do you have an "offending activity" in mind? The existence of car accidents isn't one. If you want the manufacturer to be liable for every mistake the car does, that's fine. But since that will increase the price of self-driving, likely as a subscription, it basically resolves into a type of insurance. If the self-driving designers perform actual wrongdoing, that's a separate issue that can be handled like any other recallable hazard.