Are Human Drivers Finally Obsolete?

Mar 20, 2026 · 1h 11m · YouTube

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0:04PJ, how have you been?
0:05I've been good.
0:06How have you been?
0:07Yeah, I'm a little better now having listened to your series.
0:10I love it.
0:10Oh, thank you.
0:12Do you recognize that voice?
0:14It is PJ Vogt, host of the podcast Search Engine and friend of Freakonomics Radio.
0:19You may remember hearing him back in 2024 when we published a search engine episode called The Fascinatingly Mundane Secrets of the World's Most Exclusive Nightclub, about Berghein in Berlin.
0:31That was a great story.
0:32And not too long ago, PJ came to us with another one.
0:36It's a two-part series on driverless cars.
0:39This is a topic that we have touched on many times over the years at Freakonomics Radio, but PJ decided to go deep.
0:46The other day, I had a chance to ask him how he got interested in this.
0:50There's a whole lesson in this, but I'd gotten, and this is not the next sentence you're going to expect me to say, too into bench pressing.
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