Have you even imagined that one day there will be a lot of driverless cars driving on the streets. I never believed that until I was forced to accept the fact when a taxi was waiting for me (on the corner) without a driver. You can make a reservation online, then a driverless taxi will appear where you had written online. After scanning a QR code, you are allowed to enter the taxi, then confirm your identity by entering the last four numbers of your phone number on a screen. Finally, the car drops you at your destination using the best/shortest route. On the way, the only "person" you can communicate with is the screen. It controls the steering wheel smoothly without an extra ??angle??. So, do you like this kind of taxi? I really want to know what the taix drivers are going to do after their jobs get replaced by AI. Besides taking a taxi, I have heard that haircuts can also be done by robots, but would you trust a robot if you put your head under its scissors? Is AI always safe?

Have you ever imagined that one day there will be a lot of driverless cars running on the street. As for me, I never believed that until I was forced to accept the fact that a taxi waiting for me on the corner was without a driver. You can make a reservation online, then a driverless taxi will appear on the place where you have written online. After scanning a QR code, you are allowed to enter the taxi, then confirm your identity by entering the last four numbers of your phone number on a screen. Finally, the car drops you off at your destination by using the quickest route. On the way, the only "man" you can communicate with is the screen. He controls the steering wheel smoothly without an extra angle. So, do you like this kind of taxi? I really want to know what the taxi drivers are going to do after their jobs are replaced by AI? Besides taking a taxi, I have heard that having your haircut can also be done by robots, but do you trust a robot enough for you to put your head under robot scissors? Is AI always safe?