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What is bizzare about all of this is that I honestly do think that when Amazon figures Drone Delivery all out they will basically eat everyone alive in the food delivery business. They totally will automate the storage and picking systems, do it in warehouses (that also do normal delivery and act as Go/ Whole Foods distribution networks) and the Drone systems will be AI piloted possibly with human oversight. (one hum…
> when Amazon figures Drone Delivery all out This feels similar to “when self driving cars are figured out”, i.e. a much bigger ask than it would first appear.
But self driving cars are WAY harder than drone delivery. You have whole human elements to them. Drone delivery is 'exit, turn, go straight, don't hit objects, find target, drop item, repeat home', whereas we have already solved 'don't hit objects.' which absolutely can't be said about self driving cars.