Now, suppose that a Google's car driver-less technology malfunctions and the car hits and kills a pedestrian (or that the car is otherwise involved in an automobile accident with human casualties). Who bears responsibility in such a case?
Thursday, December 27, 2012
[PHI 2200] Google cars and responsibility
Google is developing technology for driver-less cars. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles issued the first license for a self-driven car with Google's driver-less technology in May 2012.
Now, suppose that a Google's car driver-less technology malfunctions and the car hits and kills a pedestrian (or that the car is otherwise involved in an automobile accident with human casualties). Who bears responsibility in such a case?
Now, suppose that a Google's car driver-less technology malfunctions and the car hits and kills a pedestrian (or that the car is otherwise involved in an automobile accident with human casualties). Who bears responsibility in such a case?
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