> In the sense that there is a central operator that opens and closes the doors and tells the train to move to the next station. Is it that remote controlled?

> In the sense that there is a central operator that opens and closes the doors and tells the train to move to the next station. Is it that remote controlled? Other systems I'm familiar with don't need a human for that. > As we are getting into AI automates <Hardthing> when it turns out that actually <Hardthing> was largely automated already. Oh, I fully agree with that point. You don't need AI-hype to automate a subway system, it's in many ways in the real of "classic" industrial automation.