U.S. DOT: Google's self-driving tech doesn't fully qualify as a driver yet

Macworld
Mar 12, 2016, 2:57 pm645 pts
Google seems to be leading the way in making self-driving cars a reality, both technologically and legally. Just last month, U.S. safety regulators ruled that the company’s software could be considered the driver of autonomous cars, but according to the Department of Transportation, there are still a few…

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