He argues that self-driving cars cannot be fully solved because the system cannot plan for a human intentionally trying to crash into the car.
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Self Driving Cars
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He says cars may have self-driving features but are not fully self-driving because they cannot prevent malicious or intentional human edge cases.
Jiang argues self-driving cars expose AI's political limit: malicious humans can make robot systems fail, so the system's answer is to eliminate human driving and make the world safe for AI.
Jiang says self-driving cars illustrate the larger project: perfect order can only be achieved by removing human intention and autonomy from the system.
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"...would the world look like? OK, OK, let's talk about self -driving cars. Right. We cannot achieve self -driving cars. Why? Because when you..."
"...And this is the Freemason solution is churn everything into self -driving car. Humans are no longer able to drive. Yeah. You see that?..."
"...driverless cars right right now it's impossible to achieve perfect self -driving cars why because you can never account for human intention right so..."
"right you take away human autonomy to drive a car and then you have a perfect world where there are no more road accidents..."
"...let me ask you this question. Can I ever solve self -driving cars? Can I ever solve self -driving cars, self -driving cars? Can..."
"...screw up my AI system? You guys know? Why can't self -driving cars be solved? Why can't we have self -driving cars on the..."
"...situation where I'm the human being, and I don't like self -driving cars because I'm a taxi driver, and it's stealing my job, right?..."
"...of AI it's it's very limited you also look at self -driving cars now there are cars that have self -driving features but they..."
"...system down. Okay, right. And so the classic example is self driving cars. We have cars that drive for a long time. But and..."
"...damn right or intentionally trying to cause an accident or self driving car. Does that make sense? And the answers you cannot. In this..."
"...skyscrapers and futuristic cities and high -speed rail and uh self -driving cars and robots it's all very impressive okay but let me tell..."
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