Imagine a full-sized bulldozer, or earthmover coming at you, crawling along, with no driver on board. Seattle-Based AI Company Already Has Driverless MachinesGeekwire has done an update on AIM Intelligent Machines, which was founded in 2021, with the goal of creating AI programs to allow heavy construction equipment to be driverless. Why Have Driverless Heavy Equipment? Where a driverless car can be programmed and work off maps, roads, and other fixed infrastructure, AI-powered heavy machinery is reshaping it--bulldozers, earthmovers, and that required a more complex set of tech and mapping. Interesting...would the AI machines have to wear hard hats?