Lawyer-2-Lawyer has posted a new podcast on the many legal issues related to "driverless cars." You can listen to it by clicking on the play button below or, if you can't see that button, by going
here. Here is the description:
Are you tired of driving yourself to work? Have you always wanted a
chauffeur but never could afford one? If this sounds like you, then
happy days are here with the advent of the driverless car. Institutions
like Google, Carnegie Mellon, and Uber are developing what they hope to
be totally autonomous vehicles capable of ushering passengers to and
from destinations without the need for a human driver. But what does
that mean for the law, safety standards, and our freedoms?
In this episode of Lawyer 2 Lawyer, host J. Craig Williams
interviews attorney and author of Robots Are People Too John Weaver,
researcher and writer for Michigan Auto Law Todd Berg, and litigator and
author of Motorista Anna Eby. Together they discuss liability for
passengers, possible federal regulations, and risks associated with
vehicle hacks. In addition, they debate when the government might pilot
your driverless car, how medical emergencies in autonomous vehicles will
be handled, and the possibility of the repo man summoning your
automobile. Tune in to hear about existing driverless car laws and much
much more!
Here is the podcast:
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