When your car gets hit by a car driven by a robot

  • July 12, 2021

The future is looking grim for those who love their cars, as robot cars are expected to take their toll on the industry.

The news comes from the US, which is also looking at the potential for robotic cars to make it into the mainstream.

It’s a problem that has plagued many other industries too, with the rise of AI making it much more difficult to predict the future and make smart investments.

This is particularly the case for auto insurance, where the cost of a hit can be as high as $150,000, according to one study.

The issue of robots taking over in the auto industry is one that has been around for a while.

Some years ago, the National Automobile Dealers Association warned that the rise in automation could make the market “disastrous”, but the threat has proven to be unfounded.

The number of auto dealerships across the country has been growing, and as robots become cheaper, many of them will soon be replaced by bots.

However, the US is currently not on the list of countries where there is a shortage of robots, and many experts believe that it could be years before there is enough supply to be safe for consumers.

The US National Automotive Dealers Assoc has also warned that this is a very bad thing for the auto insurance industry, saying that robots are “creating an entirely new industry”.

“The auto insurance market is not the same as it used to be,” a spokesperson told the Washington Post.

“Automakers are still creating robots that are cheaper than the human drivers they are replacing.

They are creating new robots that will be safer, more intelligent and smarter than humans.”

The situation is different in Europe, where there are plenty of auto companies that have managed to stay afloat.

There are more than 5,000 companies in Europe and there are many more in the US.

The European Union, which has been trying to create a common market for the industry, recently announced the creation of a robot insurance agency, and it’s expected to open its first office in 2018.

The organisation has set a goal of creating a robot policy by 2025, but it’s not certain when the robots will be able to replace human drivers.

The US, on the other hand, is very much on the way towards having its own robot insurance market.

According to the Economist, robot insurance companies are expected have a market value of $3.7bn by 2020.

It would be the first time that the US has a fully automated insurance market, with insurers expected to charge premiums based on the cost and risk of the robot.

The rise in robotics is also bringing the cost down for consumers, who will no longer be required to carry out all the work to ensure that a vehicle is insured.

Robots will be allowed to drive, but they will only be able do so if they are licensed.

This will help reduce the costs of driving robots, as the cars are already able to do the majority of the work themselves.