Raw LLM Responses

The former driver/delivery person will be standing by inside the driver less vehicle. The human will be there to transport the parcel the rest of the way into the buildings and so on. There may be state laws limited drivers on roads or maybe even prohibiting human drivers. The former driver, now simple delivery person, will be paid less as the job will be seen as less risky. Less risky because the system AI and the grid in place will be deemed safer than standard human error. This will play well with insurance rates too. The former truck drivers will seek compensation in the form of job placement assistance and technical training because anyone would demand that.. even if we don't want it. We would make the state pay for forcibly taking something from us, it is simply a human and American thing to do. I see the State offering incentives for support of a driverless state. Maybe reduction in certain taxes that can be explained by the extolled benefits of a driverless world. This will go from state to state until it makes its way into federal law. As for restaurants, we will have humans of course. But fast food is likely to see more pros than cons in fully automated service. The movers and shakers may be over that whole technological capitalistic paradox thing. Especially if it is true that those same people desire ww3, depopulation tactics, and a carbon tax.