No, but if a driver falls asleep it&#x27;s clearly their fault, if they survive the accident they will be charged with manslaughter.
If a driverless truck rear ends a car because of a glitch or a mechanical fault where it didn&#x27;t see the car in front for some reason, then I can only imagine the corporation recalling all of them at huge cost, and possibly paying millions of dollars in damages. I think the point is that when humans crash the responsibility is easy to establish, but we have no framework to work with once computers crash(and they will). And no, &quot;they are still safer than humans&quot; is not a valid defense when someone dies.