This has been the status quo for the whole car industry for decades.
If executives were jailed for car accidents people we would have trains and trams in every corner.
If executives were jailed for car accidents people we would have trains and trams in every corner.
It doesn't make sense to have universal product liability in that way: there are too many creative idiots.
It's very disingenuous to compare it to a knife.
I don't object at all to holding manufacturers accountable for defective products; but it makes no sense to say "if your product is involved in an accident, you go to jail", which was the premise of the comment to which I responded.
Citation needed.
> was the premise of the comment to which I responded.
It clearly wasn't.
When it comes to AI droving, noone has a fucking clue what it will do in next 50 milliseconds. Teslas literally mis-classified a semi trailer for an underpass
The opportunity for shenanighans is endless