Disruptive Innovators Under Attack pt.2
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Driverless cars cut accidents by 95–98% fewer accidents, threatening roughly 2 million US driving jobs while Uber adds 50,000 new Uber drivers in a month and faces obsolescence when autonomy arrives. Drones have one US commercial permit (Alaska pipeline) yet private use is widespread, raising privacy and airspace legal fights. Consumer 3D printers cost under a couple thousand dollars, produce prosthetic limbs for a few hundred, and trigger IP and weapon-control debates; smartphone sensors and paper urine tests already deliver medical data at home.
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