Monday 19 March 2018
It’s a moment we all feared was coming, but were hoping we wouldn’t have to see. Last night, a self-driving car killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona. As far as we can tell, it’s the first time a driverless car – operated by Uber – has killed a pedestrian. According to the New York Times, the vehicle was in autonomous mode, but had a human safety driver at the wheel. The incident occured last night, although it’s not clear if it was monday or Sunday. Uber has suspended it’s self-driving vehicles program for the time being. One of the biggest promises…
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