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From semi to fully autonomous vehicles: new emerging risks and ethico-legal challenges for human-machine interactions

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posted on 2019-05-07, 11:56 authored by Thierry Bellet, Martin Cunneen, Martin MullinsMartin Mullins, Finbarr MurphyFinbarr Murphy, Fabian Pütz, Florian Spickermann, Claudia Braendle, Martina Felicitas Baumann
The provision of an adequate liability regime for ADAS technologies is an essential prerequisite for its roll out over the coming decade. Facing to the challenge of future highly automated vehicles, this paper proposed a Human-Machine Transition (HMT) approach as a common conceptual framework for considering Human Machine Interaction (HMI), liability and ethical issues in a unified way. The issues that arise are interrogated from a legal perspective, more specifically liability regimes and that of applied ethics. The paper highlights the issue of the handover/takeover. Potential consequences for insurance companies are then identified accordingly, with the aim to progress towards the sustainable deployment of automated vehicles on public roads.

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Transportation Research Part;63, pp. 153-164

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Elsevier

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peer-reviewed

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ERC

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English

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