Predict. Henri de Saint-Simon, the early father of Technocracy, defined Scientism: "A scientist, my dear friends, is a man who foresees; it is because science provides the means to predict that it is useful, and the scientists are superior to all other men.
AI is often programmed to learn how manipulate our emotions, and to measure success when we conform. This psychopathic trait is the pinnacle of social engineering and humans have very little awareness that it even happens.
The pro-AI hype surrounding it offers human-level intelligence, but the reality may be far less. AI may find narrow areas of application, but no amount of knowledge can lead to wisdom.
Reading emotions is akin to phrenology, or reading the bumps on your head to predict mental traits. Both are based on simplistic and faulty assumptions which could falsely scar an individual for life.
Part of the Transhuman dream is to achieve God-like omniscience, which is the goal with brain implants. Who would control the knowledge available to you? Google. Proceed at your own risk
Vaak's website claims to "Analyze more than 100 person feature quantities such as face, clothes, movement direction, attribute and estimate behavior and purpose." Basically, it tags you 'guilty' before you commit a crime.
With robot delivery growth rates of 40-50% per year, the displacement of human workers will soar during the next 10 years. As a result, the robotics industry will be one of the hottest investment areas, further exacerbating the displacements.
Busses like these are being released around the world, including Australia, Japan, Sweden, Finland, Paris, China and others. Like it or not, self-driving technology is here to stay and will help drive the 4th Industrial Revolution.
Is technology causing humanity to go mad? The rise of 'digisexuals' will lead to demographic disaster as well as the most dysfunctional human relationships in the history of the world.
Pentagon Technocrats are having a heyday with AI. The report states, "AI is poised to transform every industry, and is expected to impact every corner of the Department, spanning operations, training, sustainment, force protection, recruiting, healthcare, and many others."