Cars as Mobile AI Workstations

Modern cars combined with road‑going autonomy plus built‑in large‑language assistants turn vehicles into mobile workstations and productivity hubs: owners can review documents, book services, and do knowledge work while supervising autonomy rather than manually driving. That shift redefines commuting time, blurs lines between transport and office, and creates new subscription economics for mobility plus AI services. — If driving time becomes productive time via integrated agents, policymakers, labor markets, privacy regimes, and city planning all need to adjust to a new modality of distributed work and surveillance embedded in transport.