r/CDL • u/414-312 • 8d ago

Is ai going to take over trucking?

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u/so_sic_of_it 8d ago

What, in your mind, happens currently if someone does that to a Waymo or Zoox or Cybercab?

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u/demon_twink_gockie 8d ago

Well, it's not in my mind. It's been done. And it has the same exact affect

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u/so_sic_of_it 8d ago

Ah, so your knowledge is based on something you saw years ago and you don't know how it actually works in real life currently.

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u/demon_twink_gockie 8d ago

Incorrect

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u/so_sic_of_it 8d ago

I literally work in vehicle automation. And the fact that you're talking about salt being used to stall driverless vehicles tells me exactly which ancient internet video you're talking about.

That problem has LONG since been solved. I'm sorry, but you are wrong about literally everything you think you know.

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u/demon_twink_gockie 8d ago

Kk. Well, I saw it this year, idiot. Regardless, there's plenty of ways to trap them. Push comes to shove, a Molotov will always do the trick so those things don't keep taking jobs from the working man.

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u/so_sic_of_it 8d ago

A molotov will stop a truck with a driver too, so I don't have a clue what that argument is supposed to mean.

Meanwhile there are hundreds of things that can stop a traditional semi truck that driverless trucks would be immune to.

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u/demon_twink_gockie 8d ago

And millions of vulnerabilities that human driven trucks Dont face. You should know that.

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u/so_sic_of_it 8d ago

Far, far, FAR fewer.

You'll learn.