Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 12, 2019 at 12:19:53 from (184.19.39.110):
Self driving semi drives 120 miles and delivers over 50,000 Budweiser.
The technology exists to replace truck drivers. Here is an article that says Robots could replace 1.7 million American truckers in the next decade. I'm sure hackers will want to hack trucks hauling Budweiser.
Artificial intelligence is here and there are many different articles as to what jobs may be affected in the next years. Here is just one article. Want to read more google AI and jobs.
I know I'll never have a self driving car. However we need to get used to it, self driving vehicles will be common place in the future. I'm sure self driving vehicles will be in accidents and computer programs will be upgraded prevent accidents in the future. Hope they do a better job programming vehicles than the 737 MAX 8.
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