/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56905362
it really is fucking clown world. I can't wait to read about this shit in history books.

>>56829602
>>56829568

>when the economy is so strong that the government has to send an army of paid contractors to pose as regular people and gaslight you into thinking how strong it is, while also threatening you if you don't believe them
Wow, nice "freedom" you've got there.

>>56287344
Seems like more of a dive incoming. We're just bouncing on the springboard in preparation here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW1yIBwqEyg

>>55765240
>planes are not autonomous
>trains are not autonomous
>ships are not autonomous
for good reason yet somehow cars which have milliseconds to respond compared to the others will be autonomous. Like bare minimum you would need:
>sensory would have to be in top shape and inspected basically every time the vehicle moves
>sensory would need two or three levels of redundancy
>brain would need two independent systems constantly crosschecking for faults
>brain & code would need to be level of industrial hardening
Its like watching darwinism in action, people relying on these things have no controls automation or even live support systems experience.