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Insurance companies will love this!

• toomuchtodo 5y ago
  If I’m a safe driver, I don’t want to pay more for poor drivers. If this helps insurers more accurately price auto insurance while providing direct financial incentives to poor drivers to improve, I fully support it. This is Econ 101.
  • mns 5y ago
    Just wait until something breaks or the system determines that you are a bad driver because instead of looking at the road you looked right of left (in the mirror), just like that Amazon story from a couple of days ago. I seems that we are heading into this weird world where, like in the movie "Brazil" some weird bug in one of our surveillance and human management systems will end up destroying lives, leaving people completely helpless and plagued for their entire existence.
    • toomuchtodo 5y ago
      That’s a regulatory issue, not a technology or implementation issue. You prevent that outcome with laws, not code. Auto insurance is already heavily regulated in the US.
      • noptd 5y ago
        Por qué no los dos?
      • dzikimarian 5y ago
        How, system making bad decision, is regulatory issue? You probably won't be able to prove that decision was incorrect in the first place.
  • rasputnik6502 5y ago
    Everywhere im the world you get a discount with every year of accident-free driving. And your insurance fee goes up after you cause an accident. So what are you talking about?
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