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[mrlownotes]

I've just sat through 25 minutes of this, but had to take a break half way through to shake off a feeling of nausea. The last half really hits hard.
 
If what I've just watched is implemented I'm glad I've had the last 50 years of freedom of driving anywhere, anytime.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lgs6bazh-T4

[Colin Bishop]

I can't see any obvious references to this online.

I also cannot conceive how such a complex computerised system could be designed, built, tested and implemented in the timetable suggested in the video. With so many interacting variables involved the outputs would be totally unpredictable. Nonsense really!

Colin

[jaymac]

                                        I think this might be a bigger worry


https://www.itpro.co.uk/technology/artificial-intelligence-ai/370065/why-risk-analysts-think-ai-now-poses-a-serious-threat?utm_campaign=itpro_newsletter_20230221&utm_source=itpro_uk_newsletter&refid=60A572EBC3B39EAF4A25F4FFA11CCCAF&utm_medium=email

[Nordlys]

This is a very weird video containing hugely controversial statements about control of movement.
I think you said it all Colin, and i do agree, it must be nonsense.

[JimG]

Couldn't be bothered to watch the video but the intro and comments section proved to be interesting. From them it seems to be another of the common conspiracy delusions that "THEY" are out to control them and start a police state. unfortunatel there are too many who will believe them as it must be true as it was on You Tube.
Jim

[Nordlys]

Better to post this on April 1st. Nonsense.

[mrlownotes]

On reflection, I'm starting to think it is a construct by the youtube content creator to amass views/subscribers/likes etc. The bottom line is the creator makes money out of it. Thankyou for all the opinions.
Back to buulding.

[Colin Bishop]

Yes, these things are usually pretty convincing and draw you in. It can be difficult to distinguish the dividing line until if you step back and you think 'this probably isn't right'. It is very insidious but many of these things go too far and overstep the mark, undermining their credibility to those with a deeper understanding of the arguments being put forward such as the credibility of the assumed capability of  computer systems.

Colin