• KatherinaReichelt@feddit.org
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    2 days ago

    It’s not “the robot fled”, it’s “a company put a unsafe robot onto a public street and should not be allowed to operate them at least until they’ve proven that their robots are really safe and will not flee from further accidents”

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      This is one of those times that government oversight should’ve been overbearing since it involves street use.

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      We need to hold CEOs and board members criminally liable for the shit their corporations do. Watch all sorts of bullshit just clear off the map.

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      Whether the robot left the scene after the fact is basically irrelevant. What were the police going to do if the robot was still there when they turned up, question it?

      • KatherinaReichelt@feddit.org
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        Yes, of course. Take the serial number. Check, if the vehicle had any problems. Like you would do with a normal car after an accident. Request the data from the company. That doesn’t really work if the robot flees