AI IMPACT ON AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES
AI has made significant strides in areas where human presence is limited or challenging. Here are some key areas:
As scary as it may sound if you stare at an advertising a little too long on Facebook, TikTok, or any other social media, immediately after, you start seeing all other relevant advertising to the subject that you were viewing a while ago, in the healthcare field surgical robots enable minimally invasive procedure with greater precision, they are also used in dispensing medicine, transporting supplies and even providing companionship to patients. Remote robotic surgery allows doctors to use robotic arms to perform surgeries sometimes thousands of miles away. In recent months AI made its way into marketing and advertising platforms which will completely redefine how businesses will reach out to their target customers in the near future.
The fact is, it is a matter of time for the AI infrastructure to reach a knowledge point in its database which will minimize errors near perfect, and the autonomous vehicles will be exponentially safer than the human driven vehicles. Case in point, all that background noise regarding the safety concerns for autonomous vehicles is going to be completely alleviated very soon.
As of now, some of the growing pains of autonomous ride share vehicles are surfacing as infrastructure to accommodate housing, dispatch, and maintenance. Waymo is already experiencing storage facility challenges as it relates to noise pollution in neighborhoods like Santa Monica California. Our approach suggests that existing auto retailers are the best match and most likely candidates for a win-win resolution for the future.

Tesla’s Robo Taxi is already one step ahead with a no steering wheel and pedals and an autonomous vehicle that can charge itself by parking on an inductive charging pad, all the future requirements in order to operate autonomous share fleets.
Future “Retailer Coalitions” will replace today’s “20 Group” organizations not only to provide economies of scale for autonomous ride share distribution models, but it will also provide the sense of security that the retailers desperately need looking ahead into a bleak and unknown future. Coalitions will provide knowledge, strength and information sharing without giving up any ownership structure of their businesses but enjoy a host of benefits including economies of scale in expense control as well as state of the art data sharing. Culturally though, they will all have to accept the paradigm shift that will suggest, your closest competitor is not your prime enemy, rather your best teammate. Best example in sports is the relay competition where teammates run different legs of a run to compete against other teams while still trying to perform their personal best which brings the best performance in each one of them while giving the ability to win the race as team.
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Arlan
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