Perspective AI is more powerful than ever. How do we hold it accountable?

A self-driving car operated by Uber struck and killed a woman last Sunday in Tempe, Ariz. Few details have emerged, but it's reportedly the first fatality involving a self-driving vehicle. In January, a Pittsburgh car crash sent two people to the hospital; the accident involved a self-driving Fusion from Ford-backed Argo AI. The sedan was hit by a truck that ran a red light, and at the last second, the human back-up driver reportedly switched the car out of autonomous mode and took control of the Fusion's wheel. Could these crashes have been avoided?