A proposed ordinance aims to protect jobs, particularly those held by immigrants, that could be impacted by the introduction of robotaxis. The ordinance would require these autonomous vehicles to have human safety monitors on board. This move is seen as a way to mitigate the potential job losses that could result from the adoption of self-driving technology.
Further details about the proposal are available, including the potential effects on the workforce. The introduction of robotaxis, such as those developed by Waymo, has raised concerns about the impact on employment.
More information can be found in the original opinion piece, which outlines the motivations behind the proposed ordinance and its potential implications.
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