Insurers to work with tech firms on risks from drones, driverless cars


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 12 Oct 2017

An aerosol drone in China. Tech firms have moved fast to develop new products, but assigning liability is not always clear, according to a World Economic Forum report. — Reuters

LONDON: The World Economic Forum is bringing insurers, tech firms and governments together to find ways to tackle risks from new technology such as drones and driverless cars, it said on Oct 12.

Tech firms have moved fast to develop new products, but assigning liability – who is responsible for any accidents or losses – is not always clear, the WEF said in a report.

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