Everyone in the tech space keeps doomposting about AI replacing programmers and copywriters, but people seem to be completely sleeping on what’s happening in commercial transport and driving. I was out in Phoenix last month and took a few Waymo rides, and seeing fully driverless vehicles navigate heavy traffic, construction zones, and tight drop-off spots in real time was a proper reality check. Level 4 autonomy isn’t some distant prototype anymore; it’s on public roads taking paying customers every single day. Between long-haul highway trucking routes, city buses, last-mile delivery vans, and ride-shares, there are scores of millions of people globally who make a living behind a wheel. The moment these fleet operators realize they can run 24/7 without driver fatigue, break requirements, or payroll costs, the shift is going to be brutally fast. submitted by /u/Past-Ad2067
Originally posted by u/Past-Ad2067 on r/ArtificialInteligence