"To be fair, a human driver might have done the same thing," commented on user on Bluesky. "But what really impressed me was that the Tesla drove over the dummy again, just to make sure." And while a human would've had a tough time avoiding a collision at that speed, the point is that a human also would have slowed down as it approached the school bus. Failing that, a human driver can be held accountable for negligence. The legal precedent for self-driving cars, meanwhile, is hazy, as unique new scenarios occur faster than lawmakers can keep up. That all […]