. >> they take me to the alameda air station, where i am enough to get a test drive and see how it handlesese are unique vehicles, designed in a way that would only make sense if they are autonomous. they are fully redundant, have batteries, architecture. you can see they are rigged with sensors that can fire without human intervention. do you want to go for a ride? they have placed cones on the tarmac, and the robot will. them -- dotchin them -- dodge them. and i will do the whole test backwards, because they decided it would be funny. with one swift keystroke, i give control of my life over to nai -- an ai. >> it really doesn't get old. these ai robots cranked to the course at 45 miles per hour. and the vh five is set to rip through any delightful 75. >> all these different forms of steering. dual motors and direction. take on manyess to of the world's leading tech companies? yes, of course it is. but i say go forth tim and jesse, we all await our next robotic rideshare of the future. emily: that was bloomberg's ashlee vance. you can catch more on bloomberg.com. up next, opening up the a