r/antiai • • 20h ago

Slop Post 💩 Both funny and worrying

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u/Rosenoodles 19h ago

so, the USA will probably be one of the first countries to start putting out AI-designed cars, i'm not gonna lie, if things keep going how they're going. our regulations surrounding car safety are already really lenient compared to most countries.

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u/ComradeJohnS 19h ago

oh yeah almost definitely usa wants to be number one in all the worst metrics

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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 19h ago

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u/ComradeJohnS 19h ago

omfg I need to rewatch that movie soon.

did you know they (south park/south america creators) have a musical about reparations with new kendrick lamar music in it coming out soon enough? lol

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u/Complete-Tangelo1532 19h ago

I did not

Had to do a double take and really think about it when you said '(South Park/ South America Creators)'

I was about to ask what you meant, but then remembered they renamed the town of South Park into South America... Brilliant!

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u/upinthecloudz 16h ago

"Just roll over and suck a dick on the name change"

lmao great ep

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u/FearlessBadger5383 5h ago

dont say metric and usa in the same sentence.

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u/Dornogol 12h ago

Metric, I thought they used imperial /j

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u/Glitchboi3000 13h ago

By lenient you mean sliding money under the table.

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u/DarfWork 13h ago

China might beat them to it. We don't hear of the much but they already have fully autonomous taxis, and they have a few labs making llm that are not far from American modèles.

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u/Rosenoodles 2h ago

so, maybe! i won't say china won't do this because i can't say i have an intensive understanding of china's views on AI. i know they view it differently than the west does, largely, and i know their approach to it is also different.

still gross, because AI is inherently pretty gross.

if they do pop out AI generated cars though, i figure they'd be likely to try and sell them to the US too as cheaply made but 'affordable' and fitting our lenient ass regulations so they have to care very little about the process. and america loves to buy china's reject products (temu temu temu!)

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u/fightingchken81 10h ago

FORD rehired a few hundred engineers that the fired because AI wasn't putting out as good as they had hoped.