The tipping point for the self-driving car revolution: Insurance rates

Jun 26, 2017
3:56:45pm

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As soon as it is slightly cheaper for someone to buy/insure a self driving car, sales/use of those cars will increase exponentially from that moment.

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self driving car questions:

4mack

6/26/17 3:53pm

Google has been working on it for years now....

Windward_Coug

6/26/17 3:55pm

Sebastian Thrun- that guy is awesome

cheezedawg

6/26/17 3:57pm

didn't Apple hire a bunch of people away from all the others?

Nat Gas Man

6/26/17 4:00pm

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BlazersCougarsDucks

6/26/17 3:56pm

The tipping point for the self-driving car revolution: Insurance rates

Cougar-Duck

6/26/17 3:56pm

Most major automakers have been working on this.

tisdaplace

6/26/17 3:57pm

I remember in the late 1990s one of my BYU CS professors had been working with a

cheezedawg

6/26/17 4:00pm

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BlazersCougarsDucks

6/26/17 4:03pm

Sure- 20 years later

cheezedawg

6/26/17 4:05pm

That's the entire point. 20 years is forever in computer time. These problems

SandYFan

6/26/17 4:13pm

Heh. Yes, that was my point that people have been working on these problems for

cheezedawg

6/26/17 4:19pm

Who would ever buy a purely self-driving Porsche or Ferrari? They will always

zonacougar

6/26/17 4:01pm

On Farming equipment

6/26/17 4:05pm

Google, Apple, Tesla, Uber, and even Blackberry have been working on it.

Mises

6/26/17 4:05pm

Every major car manufacturer is currently working on this.

brj8

6/26/17 4:10pm

I fully expect tractor trailers to go 100% self driving before consumer adoption

Cheap Seats

6/26/17 4:10pm

Will the self-driving ones pull out to pass each other on a hill at 1 mph fastr?

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