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Robot Wars: With The Technology In Place, Inventors Examine Legal Hurdles
Despite their belief that self-driving cars are capable of being far safer than those driven by humans, the scientists and engineers behind them are concerned that their biggest threat isn't safety - it's lawyers.
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