> until we have more data. Well, yes, obviously. The commenter's point is that there will be a tipping point where insurance agencies look at those "crazy prom

> until we have more data. Well, yes, obviously. The commenter's point is that there will be a tipping point where insurance agencies look at those "crazy prom death" accident stats and see they happen 2x or 10x more often with human drivers. At that point, the cost of insuring a human driver is going to be 2x or 10x the cost of insuring an AI driver.