January 24, 2025 - 22:49

In a recent statement, Uber's CEO addressed concerns regarding the future of human drivers as the company begins to integrate autonomous vehicles into its fleet. He emphasized that there will still be ample job opportunities for human drivers over the next decade. The CEO explained that the transition to robotaxis will be gradual, with autonomous vehicles "feathering in" rather than completely replacing human drivers overnight.
This announcement comes as the company continues to explore advancements in self-driving technology. While the potential for increased efficiency and reduced costs is significant, the CEO reassured drivers that their roles will remain vital during this transitional phase. He acknowledged the importance of human interaction in the ride-sharing experience and highlighted that many customers still prefer the comfort and safety of a human driver.
As Uber navigates this evolving landscape, the commitment to maintaining a workforce of human drivers remains a priority, ensuring that they will continue to play a crucial role in the company's operations for years to come.
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