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This morning, self-driving cars under intense scrutiny after police say

an Uber using the technology hit and killed a woman in Tempe, Arizona.

That is a clip from Good Morning America from March of last year, discussing the death of the lane Hertzberg.

The Arizona woman who became the first person to be killed by an autonomous vehicle.

If you remember this story at all, it's because it was seen as a watershed moment for self-driving car technology.

The coverage that followed was all about Uber and companies like it,

which are trying to bring robots to American roads.

Well, these are still figuring out who was that fault, but there are serious questions now

because this was part of Uber's pilot program to see whether this works at all.

But what about the other side of that accident?

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