Raw LLM Responses

Folks, I'm not just another guy screaming that the AI Sky is falling. I was studying Marvin Minsky's work on AI 35 years ago and have followed AI longer than that. Now I want you all to understand one unbelievably simple reason why self-driving in traffic will never, ever, _EVER_ work. They say, Never say never, but I'm saying it now, spinning on top of a mountain like Julie Andrews in _The Sound of Music: _*_*N-E-V-E-R ! ! !*_* Why? Because System_A, no matter how "smart" it is, cannot co-operate (note the hyphen) with System_B, System_C, System_D ... System_N which, if not co-operating, will eventually operate outside the boundaries presumed by System_A. Now add in the fact that System_B thru System_N all heavily use Fuzzy Logic -- sometimes incorrectly -- and you have all the ingredients of System_A damaging or destroying System_B thru System_N -- _AND_ System_A. As you've no doubt figured out, System_A is a so-called "self-driving" car and System_B thru System_N are cars piloted by humans. No matter how complex and well-trained an AI system is, it cannot EVER safely co-operate with systems which neither know nor care that it exists, and that don't follow a presumed complex set of operating rules, either willfully or mistakenly, and cannot be marshaled to do so. Capitalism is a wager: will the portion of this company's debt that I have just purchased through its stock offering eventually meet or exceed the value I expect to realize from it when I sell it in future. It doesn't even have to be an actual product or service; it can just be a dream about a concept that dupes people into believing in the same impossible dream. If you can convince a potential investor that unicorns sh1t cupcakes, that you know where to find unicorns, that you want to open a cupcake chain, and that the potential investor will make a million bucks by investing in it, then you have just made a Capitalism, my friend! But unicorns don't sh1t cupcakes, do they? Well, no one will ever know because unicorns don't exist. But neither do so-called "self-driving" cars.