Autonomous driving
As autonomous car manufacturers like Google shift blame when it comes to accidents, Volvo is taking the high road — and the blame. If a Volvo self-driving car gets into an accident, the company will “accept full liability.” One of the reasons it can accept responsibility is that Volvo has taken steps to protect its underlying software, which is protected by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). In a statement, Volvo also said it regards hacking its vehicles to be a criminal offense. Volvo is encouraging the federal government to regulate self-driving cars, rather than leave it to individual states. At a…

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