Google's autonomous car AI could be a driver under US law

Roland Moore-Colyer
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Rule changes could help accelerate driverless car testing

Google's driverless car systems could be considered as legal drivers if the US manages to amend its highway rules. The changes will help accelerate the adoption of autonomous cars on public road...

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