I'd argue this already happens with vehicles and many other products. Many safety features themselves can lead to avoidable deaths in certain scenarios. From

I'd argue this already happens with vehicles and many other products. Many safety features themselves can lead to avoidable deaths in certain scenarios. From something as simple as the seatbelt to something as complex as auto-braking and collision avoidance. IE a seatbelt can cause a death by inhibiting egress. Fancy collision avoidance may prevent you from getting off a train track if there is a car or gate in front of you. Car manufacturers already have to make calls not only about whether these features are worth it for the greater good, but also whether or not it will make the car too expensive.