Thousands of accidents a year from human drivers. I sleep

90 accidents a year from autonomous vehicles. Lazer eyes

You make it sound like it’s a 50/50 split between human drivers and autonomous vehicles, which is definitely not the case.

There are way more human drivers than autonomous vehicles. So, when an autonomous vehicle runs your child or pet over or whatever, who do you blame? The company? The programmers? The DMV for even allowing them on the road in the first place?

What’s an autonomous vehicle do if it gets a flat? Park in the middle of the interstate like an idiot instead of pulling over and phone home for a mechanic?

You need to first ask yourself if it more important to put blame than to minimize risk.

“Autonomous vehicles could potentially reduce traffic fatalities by up to 90%.”

“Autonomous vehicle accidents have been recorded at a slightly lower rate compared with conventional cars, at 4.7 accidents per million miles driven.”

blog.gitnux.com/driverless-car-accident-statistic…

So…

Your car is at fault. Their kid is dead.

Who pays for the funeral?

Does your insurance cover programming glitches?

Autonomous logic doesn’t pay insurance, does it?

If so, who TF is paying the insurance behind the scenes, and who is responsible?

If so, who TF is paying the insurance behind the scenes

The owner of the vehicle is probably very openly paying.

We’re talking about autonomous vehicles here, no driver, company owned.

So is Alphabet responsible?

Do your homework, these vehicles are owned by the parent company of Google and Apple, Alphabet. These vehicles have no private owner. So again, who TF is responsible?