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Tesla wins first U.S. Autopilot trial involving fatal crash
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this post was submitted on 01 Nov 2023
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...no? It's a waste of the court's time.
It's what courts are for homie.
Courts are for investigating legitimate causes of harm, dawg.
And illegitimate ones. We can't have all court cases be wins.
They don't have to all be "wins" but people can have the sensibility to not file a case when they know the opposing party holds zero blame. That's a waste of resources for all parties, including yours and mine.
I think in new tech it's kinda necessary. It'd be nice if no ridiculous lawsuits happened, but I'd rather see it go through discovery and court to help establish norms.