justgottasay3
Are we failing half the population so completely?
Consider the following scenario:
Driver A and driver B are involved in an accident. Driver C is in an autonomous vehicle that "witnesses" the accident, by being in close proximity to the event.
If driver A or B have the same insurance company as C, that company could get the data from C to determine fault in the accident that C's vehicle witnessed... or better yet, show that both drivers were at fault and they will not pay anyone anything.
As the number of autonomous vehicles rise, the amount of data available to companies will grow, too.
I would be surprised if there isn't language in the policies being underwritten today that would make such a thing possible... possibly even mandatory.
https://www.theverge.com/2017/12/11/16761016/former-facebook...
based on this interview
I think crowdsourcing would open up SWmonkey to 'attack' from SW, where SW would flood the channel with conflicting info at a rate that would make the SWmonkey site useless to legitimate customers.
Also, most of the companies that offer fare comparisons do not show SW flights... Some of those companies have the tech chops to implement 'fixes' that would comply with the SW site TOS and the massive legal departments to defend their position/approach in any and all courts in the world.
As an aside... There is a show of 40 years of Heavy Metal art and such in Santa Monica, CA through Aug. 19, 2017 at the Copro Gallery.