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Regulation · July 2026 · Forbes

Mandate a mix of human and machine, and someone has to hold the dial

Uber is lobbying for rules — including a proposed 85% human-driver floor in New Jersey's robotaxi pilot — that would require driverless services to run human and autonomous supply side by side. Whatever the safety case, a mandated split has to be enforced at the moment each job is dispatched. The revealing part is who wants to hold that dial: the incumbent that wrote the rule, rather than a neutral layer everyone could share.

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A mix is only enforceable by whoever is doing the dispatching. It matters a great deal whether that is a competitor or a layer both sides configure for themselves.

Omnia is built for both sides of that. A party with work connects once and reaches any fleet it has agreed terms with. A fleet connects once and is reachable by any source of work it has agreed to accept. Neither gives up control of who it deals with.

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