Hello, Steve. Based on how you were describing the AI ability to be considerate and how human drivers couldn’t see certain things, it almost sounds as if you are in support of AI and trucking. I do have a question: you told me in the comments of video of part 2 that these kind of trucks will basically be local or whatever, so, are AI trucks aimed at pushing human drivers to go fully state-to-state and not the now local driving, instead of our fear of it getting rid of us period?
No, I don’t support technology eliminating jobs. But unfortunately I see the trend in the trucking - shipping - warehouse technology - all May in the future eliminate jobs. This is not new - as in the past, jobs was lost in many areas due to technology. Also many jobs were created. Now I see it in the transportation industry. How many years, don’t know when. Keep your head up and find a good job. We talking some years down the road.
I dont see these trucks that heavy in next few years. I can see that theyll be more troubles than anything. Anybody that trusts a computer not very intelligent.
I understand. These tractor trailers will be running on routes ( Highway / Interstate) that will be well suited for these vehicles. Note: This has been going on for some time now. It’s going to happen. Terminal to terminal only. Years before if ever going into cities.
Hello, Steve. Based on how you were describing the AI ability to be considerate and how human drivers couldn’t see certain things, it almost sounds as if you are in support of AI and trucking. I do have a question: you told me in the comments of video of part 2 that these kind of trucks will basically be local or whatever, so, are AI trucks aimed at pushing human drivers to go fully state-to-state and not the now local driving, instead of our fear of it getting rid of us period?
No, I don’t support technology eliminating jobs. But unfortunately I see the trend in the trucking - shipping - warehouse technology - all May in the future eliminate jobs. This is not new - as in the past, jobs was lost in many areas due to technology. Also many jobs were created. Now I see it in the transportation industry. How many years, don’t know when. Keep your head up and find a good job. We talking some years down the road.
I dont see these trucks that heavy in next few years. I can see that theyll be more troubles than anything. Anybody that trusts a computer not very intelligent.
I understand. These tractor trailers will be running on routes ( Highway / Interstate) that will be well suited for these vehicles. Note: This has been going on for some time now. It’s going to happen. Terminal to terminal only. Years before if ever going into cities.