A self-driving car from Uber Technologies Inc. hit and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona, on Sunday evening, what is likely the first pedestrian fatality involving a driverless vehicle.
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Unfortunate...I think Uber rushed too fast into the autonomous game without proper testing like what Tesla and Google are doing.
Wonder how long this will take to at least be accepted? I think we are still a ways off from viewing an autonomous vehicle crash as we would one driven by a person. I wouldn't get in a self-driven car, personally -- but I recognise that that's a sign of changing times... I imagine people had the same attitudes about aeroplanes in the early 20th century.
Had to happen. A bug in a videogame may be excusable. Bugs in a 2-ton guided missile are not, yet they will still happen, because programmers are not infallible, and can't account for all possible conditions. Once the world fills up with autonomous machines, it will be interesting to see how laws evolve to deal with it. Is this accident criminal negligence, or is it an empty hole in criminal law? Someone lost her life either way.