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Autonomous cars are only as good as the human drivers they learn from so the people who teach these systems how to drive need to be excellent drivers themselves. To get a look at what it takes to do this job, Bloomberg Technology's Aki Ito recently joined two vehicle operators who work for self-driving car startup Aurora Innovation Inc. on a test drive in the chaos of downtown San Francisco. This is an episode of Next Jobs, a mini-documentary series about careers of the future.
(Video by Victoria Blackburne-Daniell, David Nicholson and Brian Schildhorn)