Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has made his position clear that if one of their self-driving cars has an accident, Tesla will not be liable and it will be up to the individual’s insurance unless the accident was the result of a design flaw. Volvo, Google and Mercedes Benz, on the other hand, have all stated that they would accept full responsibility. The real question is, how will insurance companies assess liability between the manufacturer and the driver, or will they hold both parties accountable?
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