Self-Driving Cars Are 'More Likely' To Hit And Kill Non-White Pedestrians---RACIST!! | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 77396627 United States 03/05/2019 05:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Check the stats. There are more pedestrians of color, many more, because why, class? (Not rocket science) Because fewer of them can afford to travel in cars. It’s as simple as that. Is the problem one of racism? I would define it as a root cause but not a direct one. There are many poor whites who dont own cars either. They also get hurt in the streets by vehicles. Just get out there downtown some day if you want to understand, and walk around for ten blocks or so, and notice it’s hard to get across streets, notice how aggressive drivers are and how they don’t “see” pedestrians right in front of them, often cutting them off when they have the right of way. It is so easy for any pedestrian of any color to get hurt in the streets. |
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Revbo™ User ID: 77397371 United States 03/05/2019 05:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. |
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Turd Ferguson, Jr. User ID: 51522520 United States 03/05/2019 05:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Black people walk in the middle of the road, like idiots, and refuse to move when a vehicle approaches, again like idiots. If self driving vehicles were to hit them more often that would be the true reason - because they're idiots. Last Edited by Col. Sam Flagg on 03/05/2019 05:52 PM |
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Callin User ID: 77375855 United States 03/05/2019 05:58 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Safety concerns aside (which absolutely need to be addressed). The fact someone has slapped "racism" on this is just bullshit to get clicks. Quoting: PirateMonkey However, when it comes to AI (used heavily in the industry I work in)... there's no escaping it... AI is "racist". It is capable of recognizing differences in behavior and patterns better than we are. People will label that "racism" but it is what it is.. AI is FTFY The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it - Orwell If you’re backed by Hollywood, social media, the government, and practically the entire globalist system, you are not the resistance -- you're part of the problem |
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Hamlet's Mill User ID: 75953635 United States 03/05/2019 06:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | All Self-Driving cars will now require this ethnically targeted bumper sticker warning...designed to help prevent A.I. car ethnically biased target acquisition: WHITEFACE JAYWALK JIVE & STAY ALIVE! "Keep a weather eye to the chart on high and go home another way" –James Taylor Never Die Young |
Callin User ID: 77375855 United States 03/05/2019 06:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I thought that would be the problem too but here's what the article says about that. "The challenge was detecting the man in the first place. Most of the facial recognition engines failed. Not because of poor-lighting or marginal contrast, but because of the way their machine learning algorithms had been trained. The man was visible to the human eye but invisible to the machines, it was as if he wasn't there." The AI, lacking bias and only using logic, facts, and deductive reasoning, didn't identify the black guy as human. The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those that speak it - Orwell If you’re backed by Hollywood, social media, the government, and practically the entire globalist system, you are not the resistance -- you're part of the problem |
Ferly User ID: 77286803 United States 03/05/2019 06:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Safety concerns aside (which absolutely need to be addressed). The fact someone has slapped "racism" on this is just bullshit to get clicks. Quoting: PirateMonkey However, when it comes to AI (used heavily in the industry I work in)... there's no escaping it... AI is "racist". It is capable of recognizing differences in behavior and patterns better than we are. People will label that "racism" but it is what it is.. AI is racist. Yup. When AI sees that 6% of the population commits 52% of the murders, it takes notice. We do, too. We're just not allowed to notice it in polite society. |
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Slippery Pete (OP) User ID: 77392655 United States 03/05/2019 06:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. Your Grandma sounds just as sweet as mine was. She knitted and chrochet'd too. I've got a nice heavy blanket thing that she made me when i was 5 or yrs old...36-37 yrs ago. But yeah, give that that writer hell brother! We were lucky to have ladies like that in our lives. |
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Red John User ID: 68871976 Canada 03/05/2019 07:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I thought that would be the problem too but here's what the article says about that. "The challenge was detecting the man in the first place. Most of the facial recognition engines failed. Not because of poor-lighting or marginal contrast, but because of the way their machine learning algorithms had been trained. The man was visible to the human eye but invisible to the machines, it was as if he wasn't there." [link to news.bbc.co.uk] |
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Slippery Pete (OP) User ID: 77392655 United States 03/05/2019 07:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I thought that would be the problem too but here's what the article says about that. "The challenge was detecting the man in the first place. Most of the facial recognition engines failed. Not because of poor-lighting or marginal contrast, but because of the way their machine learning algorithms had been trained. The man was visible to the human eye but invisible to the machines, it was as if he wasn't there." [link to news.bbc.co.uk] Nice one! Hp/AI/facial recognition etc etc etc etc is RAYCISS!!! |
Slippery Pete (OP) User ID: 77392655 United States 03/05/2019 07:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. Just curious, was your Grandma a Southern lady? I get that vibe maybe she was. |
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Revbo™ User ID: 45673208 United States 03/05/2019 07:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. Just curious, was your Grandma a Southern lady? I get that vibe maybe she was. Alabama through and through. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. |
Revbo™ User ID: 45673208 United States 03/05/2019 07:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. Your Grandma sounds just as sweet as mine was. She knitted and chrochet'd too. I've got a nice heavy blanket thing that she made me when i was 5 or yrs old...36-37 yrs ago. But yeah, give that that writer hell brother! We were lucky to have ladies like that in our lives. We sure were, my friend. John 8:32 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. |
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Slippery Pete (OP) User ID: 77392655 United States 03/05/2019 07:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I found the article and I'm gonna throw some outrage back at the writer. Freakin' jerk. Here's a snip from the piece: "The most common image of knitting is still probably an old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket (a stereotype that tends to grind modern knitters’ gears, with reason)." That "old white lady sitting in a rocking chair making a blanket" was my beloved grandmother, the most decent, special person I have ever known. I still have the blanket that she made me as a high school graduation gift, and my oldest daughter sleeps with hers, made when she was yet unborn, one of the last things Gaga ever lovingly knitted for her family. Gaga sat in that rocking chair for hours on end knitting tiny caps for premature babies, even in her last months when she suffered greatly with pancreatic cancer. She didn't know the race of the babies who would wear them. It didn't matter. She just wanted to bring some comfort to the smallest of God's children. This wasn't some hipster hobby for her. It was a calling, and for these angry morons to be upset that that's the stereotype, I say get a freakin' life, Instagram whores. Just curious, was your Grandma a Southern lady? I get that vibe maybe she was. Alabama through and through. Sweet! I had a hunch. South Carolina here bud. |
Mental Case User ID: 77431147 United Arab Emirates 03/05/2019 07:35 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's not that black people like to walk down the middle of the street & block roads...it's racist programmers! Last Edited by Mental Case on 03/05/2019 07:36 PM If I am going to be damned...I am going to be damned for who I really am! |