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A Self-Driving Uber Killed a Woman. Whose Fault Is It?

on March 20, 2018

"“What we see in today’s sad news is another example of tech experimentation outpacing thoughtful regulation,” Elizabeth Joh, a U.C. Davis law professor who specializes in technology and the law, told me on Monday. Questions about who should bear legal responsibility for self-driving car accidents, she said, can draw upon tort law, which wrestles with questions about liability and negligence."

Date Published:03/20/2018
Original Publication:The New Republic

Published in: Press , self-driving cars , Liability , Robotics