Essentially, a tort is a civil wrong, when one member of society causes an injury of some kind to another. There are a number of categories, types, and natures of torts. All of them start with the common principle that everyone in society owes duties of behavior to other people. It could be something as simple as the fact that we have a duty in the United States to drive on the right side of the road, and not cross over a double yellow line. As we reviewed in the lecture, multiple individuals can be held liable towards an injured party. For your discussion, answer the following prompts:

$-$ Determine the value and importance of the unwritten rules of society that establish tort law.

$-$ Recommend, as we move into an era of driverless cars, robot vacuum cleaners, and drone delivery, new standards for human behavior when humans are behind the scenes, programming actions instead of directly engaging in them?