New EU Laws Forecasting Self-Aware Artificial Intelligence

Stand aside Asimov, in the real world, we need real laws to manage advances in artificially intelligent robots. I've been talking about this for a while now and I'm quite happy to see that governments, who are typically very slow in acting on technology, are actually taking decisions before AI enabled robots and software become truly able to learn and go beyond their own programming. This is likely a reaction to the upcoming movement in the car industry (BMW, Ford, Chinese transportation drone companies, etc...) to put millions of self-driven cars and drones on the streets around the world on or about the year 2020 (3 years from now). There is obvious fear about how people will react when the first self-driven car will occur or when the first AI enabled industrial machine hurts someone. What happens when people panic because the economy can't sustain itself with too many efficient AI's doing a better job than any human can, taking their place in the world?