The first legislation that legalized the public use of these objects was Nevada's AB511, which mandated that they be identified with decals.
The first legislation that legalized the public use of these objects was Nevada's AB511, which mandated that they be identified with decals. The degree of control that these things possess is measured using a scale developed by the SAE that ranges from zero to five. Azim Shariff's "Moral Machine" website evaluates situations akin to the trolley problem in which these objects must "choose between the lesser of two evils." A subsidiary of Alphabet known as (*)  Waymo makes these objects, one of which collided with a group of sandbags and was found to be "at fault." Tesla developed "summon" feature for use with these objects. Creators of these things hope they will reduce the rate of accidents. For 10 points, name these road vehicles controlled by computers.
The first legislation that legalized the public use of these objects was Nevada's AB511, which mandated that they be identified with decals.
self-driving car s [or  driverless car s or  autonomous car s or  robotic car s; accept  vehicle s in place of "cars"; prompt on  car s or  vehicle s]