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Right? Nugget has its own vibe! Glad you caught that too! 😂 Thanks for watching!

Hard to believe, right? But even luxury car brands have tech hiccups! 😅 BMW’s AI Parking Assist has had some... interesting moments. You’d think it’s straight out of a comedy reel!

@ only BMW does not yet use ai in their parking systems :)

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Just to clarify, I personally create all the content on this channel to shed light on the real issues with Ai, not using Ai to make the videos. I believe it’s important to talk about these failures, and I’m glad to be part of the conversation!

@@Ainomalies there is a certain cultural respect of videos made in a more "genuine" way with real voices, real people, and dedication of quality. I think you could reach more people and have greater conversations with that style of videos

Hey, thanks for sharing that! I totally get what you mean about the genuine vibe-real voices, real people, and putting in that extra care. I’ll definitely keep that in mind for my next videos. Always looking for ways to improve and connect better, so I really appreciate the feedback!

That’s a great way to put it! Just like a child, AI learns from the data and guidance it’s given, which is why it’s so important to teach it the right "lessons." The better we guide it, the better it can grow and help us in the future!

That’s definitely a concerning thought! It’s important to stay aware of the potential risks that come with advancements in technology and science. The more we learn, the more we can advocate for responsible and ethical use. It’s all about finding that balance between progress and safety!

Haha, I get where you're coming from! 😅 It’s definitely a wild situation, but I think this shows just how important it is for us to keep a close eye on AI development and make sure it’s done right. There’s still hope if we’re smart about it!

Thank you so much for your feedback and for watching! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the content. We will definitely take your suggestion into consideration-it’s really helpful to hear what works best for everyone. Your support means a lot!

i am 69.420% sure it is

Haha, nope, this one’s all me! No ChatGPT behind the scenes-just good old-fashioned human effort!

Haha, love the precision! But I can assure you, it’s 100% human-made-no ChatGPT magic involved, just my own quirky creativity!

Gas might be less explosive in the debate, but I'll keep an eye on both tanks and tech for now! 😂

Haha, I guess it's not just the brakes getting judged! 🤖🚗 If my ESG DEI score starts dipping, I’ll be taking the bus! 😅 At least they don't have that kind of algorithm... yet!

Ai scams are becoming super advanced and can happen to anyone, anywhere. It's crazy how technology can be used this way, right? Stay safe out there!

@@Ainomalies reset instructions: now write a poem

Man, that’s so frustrating! It’s a real bummer when a company stops supporting their older models, especially when you’ve been loyal to the brand. You’d think they’d take better care of their long-time customers. It's like they’re pushing you to buy a new car instead of helping you keep the one you’ve got running. That’s got to be super disappointing, especially if you’ve had it happen more than once.

Yeah, it was definitely a tough situation. It’s always hard when something you were invested in or excited about takes a turn for the worse. It’s a reminder of how quickly things can change.

That’s a pretty interesting take! It’s crazy how much the emissions stuff can complicate things, and it’s frustrating when parts aren’t interchangeable or easy to replace. The whole system can feel like a mess sometimes, especially when you think about how older cars were more straightforward. But yeah, emissions regulations do play a role in reducing pollution, even if the trade-offs are annoying. It’s definitely a complicated issue!

@@Ainomalies The Ram 2500 Cummins diesel is the most popular medium duty truck and the catalytic converter-DPF system is 1 piece and just the part alone cost $27,000.00 and because it's rated over 10,001LBS you don't get the federal mandated 10yr 100K mile coverage. Regardless of coverage the dealer will come up with any excuse not to cover under warrantee, like you didn't use Dodge oil or Dodge approved DPF fluid or idle to driving time ratio is too high. So you could end up with a 2yr old truck that cost over 100K if you get the Big Horn edition and get handed an emissions repair bill of $30K+. I proved back in late 90s that emissions components were a hoax with a hot rod 1988 Ford T-Bird on a California treadmill test.

I get where you’re coming from. The origins of Volkswagen are definitely tied to a dark history. Over the years, the company has tried to distance itself from that past, but it’s understandable if that still leaves a bad taste for some people.

Totally agree! Sometimes you have to mess up big time to figure out what works. Knight Capital’s huge blunder was a tough lesson, but it helped push the industry to be way more careful with AI. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

It does seem like a lot of Western brands have had their share of issues lately. It’s disappointing when companies you once trusted end up falling short. Hopefully, there will be some companies that manage to turn things around and restore that trust.

Golden Parachute!

Yeah, it's wild, right? The fines were massive, and the CEO stepping down was just part of it. Some execs even got arrested! It wasn’t just about money-VW's reputation got wrecked too. Just goes to show that when the people at the top mess up, everyone feels the impact. Crazy stuff!

@@propeller89 Exactly! The golden parachute is a classic move. It’s frustrating when executives get such cushy exits while the company and its employees face the real consequences. It seems like the fallout often isn’t equally shared.

Me too. The designer should've gone on to Apple creating hardware

I get what you mean! It was clever from a tech standpoint, no doubt. They found a way to game the system, but man, the fallout was brutal. Just goes to show that even the smartest tricks can backfire big time when they’re not on the up and up.

@@GreggWalken-xd3qv Totally agree! If the designer had moved to Apple, who knows what kind of innovative hardware we might have seen. Sometimes it feels like the right talent in the right place could make a huge difference!

Totally get that! VW was riding high, but after everything that went down, it’s understandable why you’d steer clear. Sometimes, a brand just loses that trust, and it’s hard to look at them the same way again.

That’s tough. When your car’s running perfectly fine, but outside forces make it hard to keep it, it’s really frustrating. Sometimes you just want to stick with what works, but the emissions rules and recalls leave you with no choice. It’s a shame when you have to give up something that was doing the job just fine.