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I think your logic is correct, but your implied outcome is probably wrong. >"If you get in an accident and suffer damages and you allege that this is due to a

• dragonwriter 11y ago
  > The self driving car may cause it to become common. Yes, because exactly those cases where the driver (as operator, as distinct from the -- often the same person's role as -- owner-as-maintainer) is responsible now become the manufacturer's responsibility. But, again, that's exactly what insurance covers. But, again, we know the cost of that liability is -- its the cost of driver's insurance.
  • snowwrestler 11y ago
    Driver's insurance is the cost of liability to drivers, whose ability to pay damages is practically capped by their own insurance coverage. A major corporation does not have the same practical ability to cap their damages. I am not convinced it's a straight comparable cost as you keep saying. The two risks are not exactly comparable, thus I would not expect the insurance costs to be the same.