Maybe, but that's still based on a human that should be aware of what they're doing, even if they weren't at the time.

To me it's more like a rolling truck running someone over and continuing on down the street. Whoever was in charge of the truck should be liable for not securing it, but the truck at no point fled the scene... it has no awareness or capability to understand.

It's a mix. They're like a Sim in The Sims, humans give them instructions and then they run path finding trying to implement it. The humans can take full control if the robots gets completely confused.

That's wild to think we've managed to outsource the very act of driving to another country. Nothing drives innovation quite like capitalism 🫠