There is certainly a danger involved for the driverless car experimenters.
However, great leeway should be granted to the injured. Not only should they get any benefit of the doubt, but they should be allowed to assume that the driverless car did not have the “sense” to preemptively avoid a problem.
However, great leeway should be granted to the injured. Not only should they get any benefit of the doubt, but they should be allowed to assume that the driverless car did not have the “sense” to preemptively avoid a problem.
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On what basis? Is the autonomous car expected to defy the laws of physics, or to compensate for other people breaking the law?