If there is any job that can be replaced by a dumb-as-a brick AI, it is a financeial analist.

Charging at home is the part many people do not understand. They THINK you wates time at a charging station. You do but only maybe 5 or 10 times per year or less if you are smart and plan so that lunch and charging are done at the same place. But think how many times you waste 15 or so minutes at eht gas station. OK, you claim you can fill a tank faster. But you must count the time spend driving to and from the gas station or the different route you took just so you would pass by one. Those minutes add up over the life of ther car. Charging in youown drivway at night while you are asleep saves quite a lot of time.

Yes, there is a FAR tougher test. PHL to Long Island when it is raining hard at night. I am a huge fan for self-driving technolgy and have studied it for a few years. What makes it interesting is that there is still SO MUCH TO DO. The problemns are getting more subtle. But still the hardest thing to do is to predict the future actions of other road users. Will that pedestrian stepp off the curb? Is the Toyotoa up there about to change lanes? And then Elon Muck and Tesla have handicaped themselves by going with "Vision Only" and not wanting to use LIDAR because of the higher cost of the sensors. It is like entering a marathone race with ankle weights and a backpack. Why do it? The LIDAR can see better then a human can at night and better in the rain. But it adds $4K or $8K to the price of the car. Cameras cost less, Apple buys less then $15 for the camera they put in their phones. I just do not see a vision-only robotaxi taking you home in the rain or snow at night.

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Did you not see all the recent interview with Uber exacs. They see "diverless" as the future. Maybe even buying Tesla cars. Uber and Tesla have been having a partnership for year where Tesla supplies cars and Uber leases the cars to their drivers. It looks now like they might become competitors but Uber does not have a car factory So if you do call Uber, chances ar a self-driving Tesla shows up at the curb.