So if a driverless car would have an accident, who would be at fault?
I've seen enough bad programmers in my lifetime to have a very skeptical view about this sort of thing actually flying. Maybe they should start with golf carts first in places like The Villages in Florida.
And no, I couldn't imagine being in a driverless car on a mountain road without a guardrail. Connie wants us to go out to the Grand Canyon so she can ride some burros on a mountain trail at there. Sorry, but no way I am trusting my life to some donkey who might get it into it's head to take a flying leap off of a cliff with me on it. And that thing will actually have a real brain in it's head.
As a side note, is Jeff Bezos still talking about his plan to deliver Amazon packages with drones?
