Raw LLM Responses

This is why people don't take unions seriously anymore: trying to fear-monger people into shying away from new technologies is "mentally inaccessible." New technologies throughout history have driven humanity to newer heights. Just like it was for coal miners and gold miners, they were eventually phased out by more automated tools. This pushed those workers to advance their skills into operating these new tools, leading to safer, higher-paying, and more efficient jobs. Driving from point A to point B is an extremely low-skilled job. Slowly phasing this out will surely drive humans towards higher-skilled jobs. Is it fair? Maybe not. But preserving old methods slows down innovation. As a species, we are moving towards a more "brain-skilled" way of life where we use our incredible minds to solve problems, which means our lives become safer and more fulfilling. Your kids don't have to worry if daddy will make it home from the mines today. Your husbands don't have to worry (too much) about you being harassed in some sweatshop factory. Newer generations will have to rely on being smarter, rather than throwing away their school years. Anyway, enough of the rant. The guy at the end who offered (really good) solutions like platooning seems to be more aware than the guy wanting to bet if the AI truck won't kill as many people as human drivers. Innovation happens; do as humans have done since the beginning of time: adapt.