U.S. Tech Firm Operates 100% Autonomous Semi Truck on China Highway August 5, 2021 A semi truck with driverless technology successfully completed a demonstration in busy traffic on a highway in an economic center...
Debate Over Liability Holds Up Self-Driving Car Legislation in Senate May 24, 2021 By Keith Laing A debate over who to blame — or sue — when a self-driven car hits someone is holding up legislation...
Labor Leader Urges U.S. to Require Human Drivers in Automated Vehicles May 18, 2021 By David Shepardson A senior American labor union leader will tell U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday that the government should require human operators in...
There’s Still Work to Do Addressing Ethics in Autonomous Vehicles July 9, 2020 There’s a fairly large flaw in the way that programmers are currently addressing ethical concerns related to artificial intelligence (AI)...
The Changing Risk and Liability Landscape: New Tech, New Loss Scenarios October 19, 2018 By Thomas Varney Advancements in technology are changing the risk landscape irrevocably and driving potential big changes in liability, and other insurance, claims...
Waymo Claims Its Driverless Car Would Have Avoided Uber’s Fatal Accident March 26, 2018 By Julie Ann Formoso The head of Alphabet Inc.’s autonomous driving unit, Waymo, said on Saturday that the company’s technology would have safely handled...
Autonomous Car Testing Without Backup Drivers Approved in California February 28, 2018 By Christopher Weber Driverless cars will be tested in California for the first time without a person behind a steering wheel under new...