Why Human Judgment in Trucking Needs to Move Up the AI Stack
For the better part of the past decade, trucking’s biggest pressure points revolved around speed and access. Real-time visibility, rate data, freight information, routes, and shipment timeframes, among many other variables, were largely opaque. The industry’s response to these challenges was AI integration in expanded load boards, multiplied APIs, various freight digital dashboards, and TMS integrations. Now, AI adoption is steadily rising in everyday trucking operations, embedded across the…
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