I did not volunteer. As I would not accept it given the current risk level, or costs. But there are people who would. And as that risk is reduced, and the risk window pushed back, more and more people would, so the sum total of people dying after using a device over ten to fifty years would increase, but the result of the technologies widespread use would be rapid improvement in it that we would all mutually benefit from.

Consider cars kill easily a million people every year, and they are totally normal. Thats not some crazy experimental technology. People decided. Cars are/were worth millions of deaths.

If you are still not convinced, consider what I said but in the context of airplanes in the 1910s.

Nobody should be forced into it. I did not say they should. And they should be well aware of the risks. Short term and long term. Potential unknown risks as well. But poeple use technology and enjoy it, despite dying from it.