nnuut
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My first question is:
If your car get's in an accident, and your car is at fault, who will pay for the damage Goggle's Insurance Company?
Sept. 28, 2012, 7:00 a.m. EDT
Driverless cars raise too many questions
Commentary: Here’s some inquiries for developer Brin of Google
DENVER (MarketWatch) — It is 2012 and California Gov. Jerry Brown has just signed legislation legalizing self-driving cars on Golden State highways.
This came at a news conference on Tuesday, beside Google Inc. co-founder Sergey Brin, who has helped develop a fleet of autonomous Toyota, Priuses.
It has taken our species more than a century to evolve from horseless carriages to driverless cars; Brin hints we’ll see driverless cars within five years. This is still disappointing to those of us who grew up with the expectation that by 2012 cars would not only drive themselves but would fly.
There are already cars on Mars that drive themselves. Why not on Interstate 5?
Driverless cars raise too many questions - Al Lewis - MarketWatch
If your car get's in an accident, and your car is at fault, who will pay for the damage Goggle's Insurance Company?
Sept. 28, 2012, 7:00 a.m. EDT
Driverless cars raise too many questions
Commentary: Here’s some inquiries for developer Brin of Google
DENVER (MarketWatch) — It is 2012 and California Gov. Jerry Brown has just signed legislation legalizing self-driving cars on Golden State highways.
This came at a news conference on Tuesday, beside Google Inc. co-founder Sergey Brin, who has helped develop a fleet of autonomous Toyota, Priuses.
It has taken our species more than a century to evolve from horseless carriages to driverless cars; Brin hints we’ll see driverless cars within five years. This is still disappointing to those of us who grew up with the expectation that by 2012 cars would not only drive themselves but would fly.
There are already cars on Mars that drive themselves. Why not on Interstate 5?
Driverless cars raise too many questions - Al Lewis - MarketWatch
