They are already here. We can haggle over error rate and incidents per million miles or what have you but that is more an argument about safety and suitability.
Those must be some big gotchas, because self-driving cars have not replaced a job here, yet.
Large language models show more promise for replacing non-programming office workers.
'Replaced all forms of relevant labor, or threaten to' isnt really what I am addressing or care to address.
We have recognizably autonomous vehicles - that is the statement I am addressing and would ask you to, as well.