The robot made a mistake, and who will be responsible for that? A strange incident happened in Estonia. In Tallinn, a delivery robot entered the crossing at a red light, right in front of a bus. A city transport driver hit the brakes and injured several of his passengers. The robot fled the scene. The more robots enter our lives, the more such cases will occur. In fact, they already exist, including in all fields of robotics, including medicine (where robots already help with diagnosis), law enforcement (robots search for criminals using camera images) and so on. Logic dictates that whoever uses the robot should be held accountable, and if the manufacturer of the robot is at fault, then the operator must collect damages from the manufacturer. But as we know, this logic does not always work; Taking advantage of the ambiguity of the legislation, both producers and exploiters avoid responsibility. What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us

The robot made a mistake, and who will be responsible for that? A strange incident happened in Estonia. In Tallinn, a delivery robot entered the crossing at a red light, right in front of a bus. A city transport driver hit the brakes and injured several of his passengers. The robot fled the scene. The more robots enter our lives, the more such cases will occur. In fact, they already exist, including in all fields of robotics, including medicine (where robots already help with diagnosis), law enforcement (robots search for criminals using camera images) and so on. Logic dictates that whoever uses the robot should be held accountable, and if the manufacturer of the robot is at fault, then the operator must collect damages from the manufacturer. But as we know, this logic does not always work; Taking advantage of the ambiguity of the legislation, both producers and exploiters avoid responsibility. What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us