Moderately Confused by Jeff Stahler for January 28, 2019

No, but that doesn’t mean that there won’t be a jillion lawsuits.

The robot needs a metal hip replacement.

Just the bear in the woods that got hit by the silent falling tree.

yes, the car.. the robot can repair itself..

Only the owners, whose insurance doesn’t cover that kind of event.

Add driving a car to the list of things people will become incapable of doing like addition, multiplication, subtraction and division.

Now for the really scary stuff. Boeing has just run a successful test flight of their autonomous drone. It is intended to be an air taxi.

Here’s your sign

Rust in peace.

Not really, but the stock of both companies took a dive.

It’s a valid question — there could have been real-type people in the car.

The robot should be using the crosswalks and not be jaywalking and the driverless car needs to pass the road test before going out on the road. And maybe even the written test.