Google's Self Driving Car Crashes

datapharmer writes "We've all read previous stories on slashdot about Google's driverless car, and some have even pondered if a crash would bring the end to robotic cars. For better or for worse, we will all find out soon, as the inevitable has occurred. The question remains, who is to blame. A Google spokesperson told Business Insider that 'Safety is our top priority. One of our goals is to prevent fender-benders like this one, which occurred while a person was manually driving the car.'"

Re:Wildly misleading headline

[emurphy42]

TFAs are largely about questioning whether
(a) it was indeed the human's fault
(b) the robot effed up first, then the human took over and attempted (unsuccessfully) to recover