Was wondering when we'd start to see this, seems like the natural evolution. Have highly automated systems that work 99% of the time and have remote-in capabili

Was wondering when we'd start to see this, seems like the natural evolution. Have highly automated systems that work 99% of the time and have remote-in capabilities to utilize a pool of humans to bridge the gap. I suspect that will be a growth sector for jobs (though likely oversea jobs like we already did with support centers). Robo Taxi unsure what to do? human remotes in and drives it till automation picks up. Service bot stuck in a loop? human to the rescue. Probably eventually see merging like we did with tech support. instead of dedicated support a single center where people basically "pick up a call" to any number of automated things and look in the book to see what to do.