drmoose , 1 month ago

Even with autopilot I feel it's unlikely that driver would not be liable. We didn't have a case yet but once this happens and goes higher to courts it'll immediatly establish a liability precedence.

Some interesting headlines:

• a fatal crash where the driver claims his Tesla was on autopilot when it fatally struck a motorcyclist. (ongoing)
• 'Autopilot' hit-run driver sentenced to nine months (australia, claims that autopilot was on but it's unclear)

So I'm pretty sure that autopilot drivers would be found liable very fast if this developed further.