The blame is assigned to some entity. But you cannot compare the entity of an algorithm, to an entity of one truck driver - you have to compare to the entity of

The blame is assigned to some entity. But you cannot compare the entity of an algorithm, to an entity of one truck driver - you have to compare to the entity of the collective of all truck drivers. If you do that, the numbers will favor the algorithm clearly. The insurance companies are not stupid, they will easily see this logic. It is even in their own economic interest to see this logic. This is simply a non-argument against automated driving, it does not make sense.