A new American automaker has surfaced headed by multi-billionaire oil and tech tycoon, Robyn Peeple. In a bid to create a new low-overhead mobility service, the new car firm called T@xi is pushing ahead with a new self-driving technology based around organic intelligence (OI). According to T@xi’s press release, customers will be able to attract the OI’s attention simply by waving at its OI controlled vehicles. When the OI sees the gesture, it will be able to detect if it has passengers already and decide if it should pull over and take the new customer to their location or not.
Customers will also be able to call and book a ride, or use an app on their phone. T@xi’s business model is part on-demand pricing and part pay-what-you-want, and touts the fact that whatever you want to pay on top of T@xi’s prices goes directly to the OI device. If you don’t want to pay anything on top of the fees for getting to your destination, there is no need to pay the OI as it is technology.
T@xi is betting on the fact that artificial intelligence (AI) driven vehicles will clear the way to keeping the cost of running OI low. Experts are touting that when T@xi goes public, it will be one of the biggest initial public offerings (IPO) this century.
As part of its low-cost high-profit strategy, T@xi is also planning to take advantage of electric vehicle adoption to leverage a predicted lower-cost internal combustion fuel strategy.
“The oil industry is well and truly fucked,” says Peeple, “Electric cars will literally decimate the industry, but while every other resource hogging monkey is trying to be the latest and greatest and secure more money, we’ll be rebranding old and proven technology that doesn’t require immense problems to be solved to be relatively safe and reliable.”
If the rumor mill is to be believed, Peeple has his eye on relieving Elon Musk of the richest man in the world title by continually diversifying his portfolio. The smart money is on a hip new fashion brand utilizing cotton as its main material called Sl@very.
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