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Autonomous Ships | 10 Reasons why you WONT LOSE YOUR JOB | Life at Sea Series


published on 30 June 2021 117 -

Found on YouTube. Created by "JeffHK". Originally published on 2019-08-17.
Autonomous ships news are often mislead and misinformed, causing worries within the seafaring community while corporations continue to get what they want - publicity, headlines and $$ investments . Life at sea is already hard enough, don't let their exaggeration affect you!

WIth a bit of research, all source point to the same conclusion. As Maersk Line's CEO points out - Unmanned Containerships? Not in My Lifetime.
In this video I will break them down for you.

Here is 10 reasons why you wont see UN-MANNED ship in your life time.

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Ricardo Caballero Vega Panama Canal Pilots Association, Panama
on 25 August 2021, 04:57 UTC

Not in my lifetime...
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