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Do you agree that Technology is going too far?

Is everyone going to just ignore that such AI decapitated, at least, two drivers...?

Many will.

When the common denominator is about money, ethics will not prevail over avarice.

It may seem like genius on steroids, but it's also arrogance on steroids as well.

Art imitating life:

 
The amount of AI slop these days is infuriating and very worrying. I see it on YouTube all the time now in clickbaity thumbnails.
What I can't stand is the AI voice over on videos. It reads in a flat monotone that would put you to sleep if it didn't keep stumbling over punctuation.
 
IMHO, self-driving should expand from the controlled environment of company parking lots to the controlled environment of highway express lanes that get fitted with sensor-friendly features, rather than roads in general. That is the dream of Capital, to replace the millions of driving employees, and seduce the phone-addicted drivers. I would certainly not even attempt to send a robot down some roads I use regularly.
However, I do have some sympathy for the developers. A robot does not get distracted, so it can respond instantly to a sudden emergency, such as another vehicle out of control, and it can also reliably use all the available traction for evasive maneuvers without losing control. 2/3 of humans don't even get on the brakes in time, let alone steer skillfully. If a company deploys that accident avoidance system and saves twenty lives, it is still in deep do-do if it makes a mistake that a human would not, and kills one that way.
 
What I can't stand is the AI voice over on videos. It reads in a flat monotone that would put you to sleep if it didn't keep stumbling over punctuation.
AI voice overs are used with so many YouTube presentations. Many of which I end up laughing at because AI cannot seem to master the nuance of some words in English that are not so easily pronounced. Worse when they pronounce foreign words in the same presentation.
 
AI voice overs are used with so many YouTube presentations. Many of which I end up laughing at because AI cannot seem to master the nuance of some words in English that are not so easily pronounced. Worse when they pronounce foreign words in the same presentation.
Sadly, humans will learn these errors now.
 

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