There's a step between making untamperable black-boxes, and designing for repairability: don't use anti-tampering measures, and make available the code, schematics, and documentation the company itself uses for repairs.
Re:Orphaned neurological implants
by ASalazarMX on Tuesday December 13, 2022 @12:40PM
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A locomotive or car also have a high amount of engineering and expertise poured into them, and that fosters a third-party maintenance industry. No one would accept a fully black box locomotive or car that only the original manufacturer can open and repair, for whatever they want to charge. We are becoming too comfortable with monopolies.
I'm all for right to repair, and of course the alternative is to just have a brick. But designing for repairability (and actually performing the repair) has its price tag, and may prove much less practical than we'd hope.