This is worrying when our Government says it's about the safety of the public I do not believe a word, they don't give a toss about the public and have proved it on many occasions!! it's about state control and using the motorist as a cash cow..
I think you need a part 3 video where you have researched all the things that we could be fined for when driving. For example what if you are eating a sandwich or drinking a coffee, or using your phone as sat nav while in a cradle. might be worth having the black belt barrister on for interview.
Great interview. AI cameras is a slippery slope. At one end is the desirability to get drivers off the road who are under the influence of drink or drugs, but it isn't long before our freedom gets infringed by the surveillance. Once the technology is installed, politicians and bureaucrats will use it for other things justified by 'the common good'.
This exchange is terrifying. Witnessing two seemingly smart people advocating for "more surveillance, more control", in a country where you already have an insane amount of nannying and oversee from the government. "Can a camera detect if someone is on drug" is such a slippery slope.
If you’re out and about, yes, it can, through what’s called “gait analysis”. The cloud will eventually have thousands of hours of you, walking around. It knows your normal range of gait variation. Deviation will be detected & evaluated.
This is the slippery slope of not being able to move or do anything anytime without being watched & controlled - goodbye freedom ! Of course this guy wants it , Its his living. He'll probably live on his own personal Island without any cameras whilst the rest of us peasants are doomed ...
I hear you loud and clear and share your concerns and i stress i'm not selling you anything here, just informing you, and i do a heap of work on how we can better regulate AI and protect our privacy,...i'm on your side. And If we look to China, they are a full blown surveillance society and AI plays a major role in running that. People are socially scored and AI cameras (a system call SharpEyes) tracks and score peoples behaviour,. Its outrageous but the point is the technology is already here and we're better informed than blinded by it. And let me tell you there is no way I'm putting cameras up on my private island. Yours, 'This guy'...from his AI camera free island'
@@thefutureofusAntMorse Cheers for clearing that up . I hope we don't end up like China as I will definitely be off somewhere else :) Can I rent a plot on your Island ?
Good to see someone talking about AI who isn't hyping its capabilities. The big issues with current systems is how to cleanse the huge sets of data needed to avoid GIGO, and how to reduce power consumption of the super computers needed to run the software. It won't be long before the free services start charging customers to use them. It will be interesting to see how the cost/benefit equation works out.
Thank you and 100% agree on the use of synthetic data is going to cause us problems for sure, but on the plus side it will keep us humans in the loop for longer as it will be so error prone (as you say GIGO) and the power consumption will have to go nuclear as the only viable option. And if we do another video on this, i will talk a little more about the free services moving to paid which plays back to the data challenge as well, you are spot on.
Agree with these types of cameras, if you have nothing to hide then it doesn’t bother me. If it makes an after world and it’s a deterrent for illegal activity that can’t be a bad thing. I live on a main road, my home office is on the first floor and I often just look out on the world going past and I can tell you the amount of van or lorry drivers using their phones or no seatbelts as they go past. And we are near a zebra crossing that has kids run over before by drivers, both van drivers actually. Probably texting the next job. What is concerning is AI taking over and pretending to be someone or scammers using it to their advantage. Great series btw
AI is not a panacea to driving safety. IMO here is the oxymoron, you can be prosecuted for certain actions in a car that are considered to take away your attention and cause you be distracted, fair enough. But then we introduce more and more ‘driver aids’ that for many drivers will also reduce their attention to a point that some will rely on for example ‘intelligent cruise control’ and the like in the car to automatically brake for them to stop rather than braking themselves. The problem being the driver is ultimately responsible and technology fails or interprets things wrongly. Automatous driving should never be legal in the UK in my opinion. As for your deer problem, there are other more pragmatic and effective solutions to stop the problem, none of them needing an ineffective AI generated warning. Fencing and crossings, controlling deer numbers and locations, road lighting etc etc. I understand that it is in this guy’s interest to promote the benefits of AI, but for all its apparent advantages, some of which are good although many noted hear are so mundane as frankly to be unnecessary. There are significant disadvantages, one is widespread monitoring, surveillance another is any compulsory aspect to online transactions and introduction of central banking digital movement etc🤔😩 Although likely to be far more reaching, it does remind of the other absolutely essential business necessities like ISO 9000, the millennium bug or Y2K bug measures and many IT solutions that provide answers to problems that never existed whilst simultaneously failing to solve the fundamental problem they were brought into solve. The old adage of just because you can doesn’t mean you should was possibly never more apt!
@@Challengetheroad The Sales Pitch, Your falling for it, they axed police, let more stuff happen and then people will change minds from opposing this AI stuff to Yeah Please we need it
Ouch! But don’t shoot the messenger, I share the capabilities as I work in AI and understand the technology, but personally I only work on positive projects, that save lives, reduce accidents, or support us in positive ways. And as a petrol head myself, I fear ( with sadness) that these technologies will eventually end the joy of driving, as my generation know it. We need loads of local tracks not jails Yours, 'This bloke'
@@ChallengetheroadYou probably won’t believe this, but all terrorism is actually run by the nation states in cahoots with their respective “intelligence” and military branches. Look up interviews by journalist James Delingpole of investigative journalist, Ole Dammegard.
@@Challengetheroad Let's wave the terrorist flag, such a good argument to justify controlling people even more. Sorry Richard, I can't follow you there.
The guy with glasses is using all the buzz words for the great of good crap where have I heard this before ?? Ridiculous it will lower insurance premiums the guys deluded premiums will go up to pay for the system It’s not my ai I don’t want it you can keep it This guy is excited about it in my opinion this guy is a fool and on is 48 booster Dear me it will keep us safe god I’m turning off rich sorry this guy will take us all down with him Rich please don’t give these dumplings the air time
@@ChallengetheroadI agree, its in everyone’s interest to know about AI and how it will impact and influence our lives. But as a subject for youtube vlogs, it could go the way of many EV v ICE and the climate cultism topics and get very tedious and repetitive quickly, particularly if we only hear the salesman’s point of view. Technology is a wonderful thing if applied/limited to your personal requirements, but i seem to remember that they said that with the advent of fax machines, then PCs and the like, it would make our businesses and all our lives simpler and we could get much more done, forgetting or ignoring that any advantages and time saved is just filled with more, sometimes different, problems🤔
@@Challengetheroad me personally I’d rather be left way way behind I’m not keen on leading future generations in to dystopia but I suppose everyone has a different opinion in matters surrounding this type of surveillance
@weirdobagins8948 Forgive all buzzwords but its my job and I've been part of some incredible projects that save lives, reduce accidents and support disability.. all for the greater good. And stressing that I'm NOT excited by these technologies ending the joy I get from driving, nor I'm not on a 'Challenge the Road' video because I take the bus or own a Brompton. And yes we will all pay for it, but possibly not in they way you might think… and ref your point of 'Not your AI'…sadly we already are part of someone else's, weather we like it or not. Consider me a friend not a foe on this one, and trust me we are only scratching the surface. Yours, 'Fool in glasses… on 48 boosters'
@@anthony208My research informs me that along with other technologies, AI is going to play an absolutely central role in a digital, totalitarian control system. It’s blindingly obvious that such capabilities are within easy reach. Digital biometric ID, cashless CBDC are around the corner. With a whirr, human freedoms will wink out of existence, forever. Because the people pushing this operate above the level of nation. They’re not interested in our opinions and they also know that democracy is a sham. Red and blue tied politicians are ideologically identical once you reach cabinet.
These Cameras will be part of the Digital Motorways that are to replace Smart Motorways, Was signs. Up on M6 Birmingham a few years ago New Digital Motorway coming soon but the lady campaigning after husband died in live smart lane they removed signs while they add extra breakdown bays, after that done i'm sure Digital Motorway Works will continue (Pay Per Mile)
Brilliant video. More please of this AI stuff.
Thank you 🙏 working on part 3
This is worrying when our Government says it's about the safety of the public I do not believe a word, they don't give a toss about the public and have proved it on many occasions!! it's about state control and using the motorist as a cash cow..
💯
I think you need a part 3 video where you have researched all the things that we could be fined for when driving. For example what if you are eating a sandwich or drinking a coffee, or using your phone as sat nav while in a cradle. might be worth having the black belt barrister on for interview.
Thank you, that’s a great idea 💡
Great interview.
AI cameras is a slippery slope. At one end is the desirability to get drivers off the road who are under the influence of drink or drugs, but it isn't long before our freedom gets infringed by the surveillance. Once the technology is installed, politicians and bureaucrats will use it for other things justified by 'the common good'.
This exchange is terrifying. Witnessing two seemingly smart people advocating for "more surveillance, more control", in a country where you already have an insane amount of nannying and oversee from the government. "Can a camera detect if someone is on drug" is such a slippery slope.
If you’re out and about, yes, it can, through what’s called “gait analysis”.
The cloud will eventually have thousands of hours of you, walking around. It knows your normal range of gait variation.
Deviation will be detected & evaluated.
This is the slippery slope of not being able to move or do anything anytime without being watched & controlled - goodbye freedom ! Of course this guy wants it , Its his living. He'll probably live on his own personal Island without any cameras whilst the rest of us peasants are doomed ...
I hear you loud and clear and share your concerns and i stress i'm not selling you anything here, just informing you, and i do a heap of work on how we can better regulate AI and protect our privacy,...i'm on your side. And If we look to China, they are a full blown surveillance society and AI plays a major role in running that. People are socially scored and AI cameras (a system call SharpEyes) tracks and score peoples behaviour,. Its outrageous but the point is the technology is already here and we're better informed than blinded by it.
And let me tell you there is no way I'm putting cameras up on my private island.
Yours,
'This guy'...from his AI camera free island'
@@thefutureofusAntMorse Cheers for clearing that up . I hope we don't end up like China as I will definitely be off somewhere else :) Can I rent a plot on your Island ?
Good to see someone talking about AI who isn't hyping its capabilities. The big issues with current systems is how to cleanse the huge sets of data needed to avoid GIGO, and how to reduce power consumption of the super computers needed to run the software. It won't be long before the free services start charging customers to use them. It will be interesting to see how the cost/benefit equation works out.
Thank you and 100% agree on the use of synthetic data is going to cause us problems for sure, but on the plus side it will keep us humans in the loop for longer as it will be so error prone (as you say GIGO) and the power consumption will have to go nuclear as the only viable option. And if we do another video on this, i will talk a little more about the free services moving to paid which plays back to the data challenge as well, you are spot on.
Agree with these types of cameras, if you have nothing to hide then it doesn’t bother me. If it makes an after world and it’s a deterrent for illegal activity that can’t be a bad thing.
I live on a main road, my home office is on the first floor and I often just look out on the world going past and I can tell you the amount of van or lorry drivers using their phones or no seatbelts as they go past. And we are near a zebra crossing that has kids run over before by drivers, both van drivers actually. Probably texting the next job.
What is concerning is AI taking over and pretending to be someone or scammers using it to their advantage.
Great series btw
This is scary, right? The UK is lost.
Waze will do thanks
Yeah seat belts is an automatic process for myself. They have saved me twice! Phones well I never look at a phone whilst driving because Im driving.
Seat belts have been designed out of cars with air bags and crumple zones
AI is not a panacea to driving safety. IMO here is the oxymoron, you can be prosecuted for certain actions in a car that are considered to take away your attention and cause you be distracted, fair enough. But then we introduce more and more ‘driver aids’ that for many drivers will also reduce their attention to a point that some will rely on for example ‘intelligent cruise control’ and the like in the car to automatically brake for them to stop rather than braking themselves. The problem being the driver is ultimately responsible and technology fails or interprets things wrongly. Automatous driving should never be legal in the UK in my opinion. As for your deer problem, there are other more pragmatic and effective solutions to stop the problem, none of them needing an ineffective AI generated warning. Fencing and crossings, controlling deer numbers and locations, road lighting etc etc. I understand that it is in this guy’s interest to promote the benefits of AI, but for all its apparent advantages, some of which are good although many noted hear are so mundane as frankly to be unnecessary. There are significant disadvantages, one is widespread monitoring, surveillance another is any compulsory aspect to online transactions and introduction of central banking digital movement etc🤔😩 Although likely to be far more reaching, it does remind of the other absolutely essential business necessities like ISO 9000, the millennium bug or Y2K bug measures and many IT solutions that provide answers to problems that never existed whilst simultaneously failing to solve the fundamental problem they were brought into solve. The old adage of just because you can doesn’t mean you should was possibly never more apt!
It’s only a matter of time when all petrol heads will be banned from driving …. Especially older old school drivers
I got to get a Track Dave and soon!
Wish the government was more concerned about the boat men coming to this country everyday 🙄.
Clarkson was showing you the AI Camera Systems on All Chinese Motorways in Grand Tour series 3 was it and i bet most laughed and now its here
I can’t listen to this bloke..it’s for your safety they will say..if you’re working on this technology u should be in jail !
It has its Pro and Cons - detecting terrorist movements etc very good. I do feel I maybe lived in the best era
@@Challengetheroad The Sales Pitch, Your falling for it, they axed police, let more stuff happen and then people will change minds from opposing this AI stuff to Yeah Please we need it
Ouch! But don’t shoot the messenger, I share the capabilities as I work in AI and understand the technology, but personally I only work on positive projects, that save lives, reduce accidents, or support us in positive ways. And as a petrol head myself, I fear ( with sadness) that these technologies will eventually end the joy of driving, as my generation know it. We need loads of local tracks not jails
Yours,
'This bloke'
@@ChallengetheroadYou probably won’t believe this, but all terrorism is actually run by the nation states in cahoots with their respective “intelligence” and military branches.
Look up interviews by journalist James Delingpole of investigative journalist, Ole Dammegard.
@@Challengetheroad Let's wave the terrorist flag, such a good argument to justify controlling people even more. Sorry Richard, I can't follow you there.
Night vision and head up display are useful, not big screens. Bring back the knob. (Don't mean you Geoff.)
Omg I might be carrying some meat or lighting a cigarette.
Wear sunglasses
That could be they way
The hidden cameras inside your vehicle, looking INWARDS, will eventually instruct you to remove your sunnies, or the vehicle won’t start.
The guy with glasses is using all the buzz words for the great of good crap where have I heard this before ??
Ridiculous it will lower insurance premiums the guys deluded premiums will go up to pay for the system
It’s not my ai I don’t want it you can keep it
This guy is excited about it in my opinion this guy is a fool and on is 48 booster
Dear me it will keep us safe god I’m turning off rich sorry this guy will take us all down with him
Rich please don’t give these dumplings the air time
You got to know what’s happening in the world or you fall behind!
@@ChallengetheroadI agree, its in everyone’s interest to know about AI and how it will impact and influence our lives. But as a subject for youtube vlogs, it could go the way of many EV v ICE and the climate cultism topics and get very tedious and repetitive quickly, particularly if we only hear the salesman’s point of view. Technology is a wonderful thing if applied/limited to your personal requirements, but i seem to remember that they said that with the advent of fax machines, then PCs and the like, it would make our businesses and all our lives simpler and we could get much more done, forgetting or ignoring that any advantages and time saved is just filled with more, sometimes different, problems🤔
@@Challengetheroad me personally I’d rather be left way way behind I’m not keen on leading future generations in to dystopia but I suppose everyone has a different opinion in matters surrounding this type of surveillance
@weirdobagins8948 Forgive all buzzwords but its my job and I've been part of some incredible projects that save lives, reduce accidents and support disability.. all for the greater good. And stressing that I'm NOT excited by these technologies ending the joy I get from driving, nor I'm not on a 'Challenge the Road' video because I take the bus or own a Brompton.
And yes we will all pay for it, but possibly not in they way you might think… and ref your point of 'Not your AI'…sadly we already are part of someone else's, weather we like it or not. Consider me a friend not a foe on this one, and trust me we are only scratching the surface.
Yours,
'Fool in glasses… on 48 boosters'
@@anthony208My research informs me that along with other technologies, AI is going to play an absolutely central role in a digital, totalitarian control system.
It’s blindingly obvious that such capabilities are within easy reach.
Digital biometric ID, cashless CBDC are around the corner.
With a whirr, human freedoms will wink out of existence, forever.
Because the people pushing this operate above the level of nation. They’re not interested in our opinions and they also know that democracy is a sham.
Red and blue tied politicians are ideologically identical once you reach cabinet.
Hopefully you don’t end up with H.A.L. 9000 in your car 😂
These Cameras will be part of the Digital Motorways that are to replace Smart Motorways, Was signs. Up on M6 Birmingham a few years ago New Digital Motorway coming soon but the lady campaigning after husband died in live smart lane they removed signs while they add extra breakdown bays, after that done i'm sure Digital Motorway Works will continue (Pay Per Mile)