Yeah. Is basically like claiming that current autopilot/automation in planes make pilots superfluous. Basically every part of the flight can/could be completely

Yeah. Is basically like claiming that current autopilot/automation in planes make pilots superfluous. Basically every part of the flight can/could be completely automated today, but still you need those 2 guys, for the event that something goes wrong. Now, before someone comes with a snarky “like in Korea”: that was one of thousands emergencies in the last couple of years, where that 2 humans made the difference. May some day need no pilots? Yes. Not today, no tomorrow.