Coming. I work in public digitization and we're still a lot of years from implementing things like self driving cars. We're running tests of course, but a lot

Coming. I work in public digitization and we're still a lot of years from implementing things like self driving cars. We're running tests of course, but a lot of places the road markings, or lack there off, aren't good enough for the current tech. Heck, in Denmark we also have a lot of specialized road sings that the AIs can't read yet. Similarly RPA and machine learning are just in the trial stages with very few human resource available to make good use of it. What we can tell from all these tests and proof-of-concepts though, is that the technology is going to be viable sometime in the future. No one can predict exactly what will happen of course. As I've already mentioned it'll certainly create new jobs, but those jobs will require higher educations, and I think that's the challenge which worries us in politics. Because the people that are going to be replaced by self driving cars won't be easily reschooled for something else.