Re:Cruise is opening driverless cars to the public in San Fr...
by LegitShady on Tuesday February 01, 2022 @08:57PM
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If its what I think you're saying, he mentioned that its a question of liability.
If your car is 'driver assistance' then you don't have liability for accidents.
If your car is 'self driving' then now you're going to get sued every accident.
So instead you're always 'driver assistance' just from the risk analysis perspective.
If your car is 'driver assistance' then you don't have liability for accidents. If your car is 'self driving' then now you're going to get sued every accident.
So instead you're always 'driver assistance' just from the risk analysis perspective.