Chengdu Metro Line 13 operations monitor
Sits in the open front cab of a fully driverless train, in full view of a carload of commuters, for the entire ride. Cannot use a phone. Cannot chat. Officially a…

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Ranked by cuck score: a blend of the Bayesian average on the Cuck Meter (65 percent) and head to head Elo (35 percent), so one lonely five chair rating cannot top the board.
Sits in the open front cab of a fully driverless train, in full view of a carload of commuters, for the entire ride. Cannot use a phone. Cannot chat. Officially a…

Rides in the passenger seat of a self-driving car, hands folded, smiling at strangers in the back so they feel better about it.
Stands guard over eight machines and walks over every 40 seconds to tap a badge when someone puts a banana in the bagging area.
Clicks Approve. Clicks Approve again. Occasionally reads the thing first. Is legally the reason it is "responsible AI."
Watches the autopilot fly a 300 ton aircraft over open ocean for six hours. Eats the crew meal. Says "roger."
Watches a grid of 400 orange robots carry shelves around and walks out to rescue the one that got stuck on a dropped zip tie.
Watches 12 video feeds of cooler-shaped robots and takes the joystick when one stares at a curb for too long.
Watches steady green gauges for twelve hours. Trains for years for the one day they turn red. Hopes it never comes.
Rides a train that drives itself and stands near the front looking official in case anyone asks where Canary Wharf is.
Scrolls a 4,000 line pull request the AI wrote, types "LGTM," and takes the blame in the postmortem.
Stands in a hotel elevator that has had buttons since 1950 and says "which floor?" with dignity.
Sits in a glass box next to a gate that reads license plates, charges cards and opens by itself, and waves.
Sits in a pickup at the edge of a cornfield watching a tractor plow perfectly straight rows on its own.
Stands inside a 12 mph shuttle and explains to every rider that it is, in fact, driving itself.
Sees what the classifier already removed and presses Confirm so a person technically made the decision.
Stands behind the robot arm that makes the cocktails and restocks the limes. Gets tipped less than the robot.
Stands a four hour watch on the bridge of a ship that steers, navigates and avoids collisions on its own. Drinks coffee at sea.
Holds a big red button and watches 1,000 drones spell out a sponsor's logo in the sky.
Stands next to the buttons all day, says "going up" and occasionally presses the floor you already pressed.