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Berkshire Hathaway when asked about how autonomous driving will affect their auto insurance business GEICO Ajit Jain: most of the insurance that is bought today revolves around operator errors; in the future, most will instead revolve around product liability Warren Buffett: It's a problem but that's what makes my... show more

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I love how warren buffet always has a positive mindset even when it's something that cannibalizes his business.

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Municipalities that rely on revenue from traffic violations will also be impacted. Autonomous vehicles will obey traffic laws. Also, likely a huge drop in parking meter revenue when driverless cars take more of a share of the miles driven.

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Brandon 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

There will be no product liability. Cant wait till these mob corporations go down

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Yoshiivor 1 Jahr

The human factor in the ride-hailing industry seems to be the most expensive element in the profitability equation. But as my elderly relatives asked during our AV future discussion: “Who’s going to load my luggage into the trunk when it picks me up from the airport?” @Tesla_Optimus

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Freedom 44vor 1 Jahr

Tesla will handle all claims directly for Robotaxi rides. There is no insurance.

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Thomas_Aquinasvor 1 Jahr

FSD will replace your insurance and cost the same, or less.

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median_vor 1 Jahr

From auto insurance to total human annihilation back to auto insurance in 3 minutes

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Jacobvor 1 Jahr

😂

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Basically we won't be charging you less...we most likely will be charging you more 🖕

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Dr. Onkeymayuttbayvor 1 Jahr

I want a deduction for having and using FSD 💯 of the time. But no, I think I pay more for having the safest car in the world.

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