Considering the cost of the machine is inevitable, but that cost calculus will ultimately include a lot more variables than the MSRP.
Ultimately these machines need to be insured. The fact that the decisions can and will need to be pre-programmed will ultimately result in the market for insurance dictating the least cost to the insurer has ultimate say over the programming.
What we have in the interim is just a chicken and an egg problem while insurers gather enough data to determine the real, "costs" including lawsuits.
Ultimately these machines need to be insured. The fact that the decisions can and will need to be pre-programmed will ultimately result in the market for insurance dictating the least cost to the insurer has ultimate say over the programming.
What we have in the interim is just a chicken and an egg problem while insurers gather enough data to determine the real, "costs" including lawsuits.
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