The training wheels are off in America’s biggest car state — on April 2 there will be no safety human in the driver’s seat of autonomous automobiles. It shows how the self-driving competition for market share is heating up. Waymo (the Google car) got approval from Arizona to operate as a ride-hailing business there a […]
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February 27th, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, California, drive remotely, job displacement, robot, self-driving cars, Senator Tom Cotton, taxi drivers, Waymo |  Email This Post |  Print This Post GM is taking a giant step into future tech with its new self-driving car that has no steering wheel and no brake pedal. Will the public accept such a startling lack of control? Many would want their self-driving car to have a “Manual” button that allowed a human to take charge. It’s not like computers […] January 21st, 2018 | Category: replacing workers with smart machines | Tags: automation, cabbie, General Motors, immigrants, job displacement, poll, ride-sharing, robot, self-driving cars, self-driving poll, taxi drivers, workers | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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