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It's a thing in the US: https://www.clickorlando.com/traffic/2020/06/15/heres-how-emergency-vehicles-change-traffic-lights-on-the-fly/

1970's era, a proposal was to have emergency vehicles control traffic lights so as to lessen their time to a situation. Saw that in a...

Some truth in your statement regarding AI projected scenarios.

Answering the thread title, I think we are still safe for a few years:

And again ...

The ball tracking uses a subset of computer vision, itself being a subset of AI. The development of computer vision btw begin the 60's...

Yes, but this example is to help answering the OP's question: The answer seems to be that "sentient self-autonomous robots who think"...

The people all left! Did they get fed up with all the hooting (and hollering )?

But it is how AI is sold: We start it up with some data, and it should go on forever on its own. It might work for a niche project, but...

but rather: what will happen when this job market collapses I don't know what that means, honestly. Is it a generational changeover...

Yes, updates would be needed. But I consider her comment to be a misrepresentation, or not complete. She is not making a distinction...

Perhaps not that AI systems will never become 100% sufficient, but the reasons for this to be so: 1. the datasets available for training...

This week, I saw a documentary done by the French called Les sacrifiés de l'IA, which was presented by a Canadian show Enquête. If you...

True, no aspect is immune and hasn't been for awhile. AI bots and accounts are active everywhere. I can't find the articles at the...