Will AI-Enabled Cars Using Linux/Android Block Driving Without Valid MOT, Tax, or Insurance?

Artificial intelligence

Waited for this day to happen for years The day when the car decide who can drive who cant drive and permanently disables ignition until you receive verification via GSM or satelite negotiation The state of the art technology using linux , android based systems networked via encrypted transmission

In other words if your Third Party or Tax disk or MOT isnt up to date or insurance It simply wont start no matter what you do irrespective of what you do either this would also include unpaid parking fines etc etc etc points on liscences , named drivers only etc etc

Question is who will control that aspect and by who’s authority How and when more to the point What and how will this affect VIP and diplomatic vehicles ought to be to be interesting this one what happens in an emergency for example what rules would you be able to overide who would set those rules ?

Not that I coudnt see this comming some years ago to be frank I had a very good idea that this would eventually come to this

Its possible already has been for some years now with Smart phone technology and GSM plus online instant servicing and diagnostics via the internet This can now all be reached

http://www.techthefuture.com/technology/can-we-control-superior-artificial-intelligence

Ought to raise some eyebrows who would be autherised to service such vehicles and how would this limit thier abilities What would the impact be on bussiness

Interesting topic as too is this

Super Intelligance
http://www.nickbostrom.com/superintelligence.html

Good reason to buy and maintain a '67 VW bug.

Does make you think like this doesent it far to much control over freedom of choice but also has its pros and cons

Exactly 62 years ago today―on July 5, 1951—the renowned Bell Labs introduced the junction transistor, the result of work by William Shockley and his solid-state physics team. Considering his co-workers’ comments, it’s easy to assume that Billy didn't have many friends in the industry. In any case, we owe Shockley and co-inventors John Bardeen and Walter Houser Brattain a big one. The Fourth of July is Independence Day in the US. In electronics, the Fifth of July is kind of a lesser independence day... from vacuum tubes!

The transistor was first invented December 16, 1947 at Bell Labs and independently invented in June of 1948 (Bell had not yet announced their invention) at a Westinghouse subsidiary in Paris, France.

Hi Dave

That excerpt was taken from eleKtor electronics magazine sold internationally which if you want the truth I thought someone would find interesting

If they had read the links they would have seen this themselves just shows you how many people actually even take the time to read through the links that are posted or even take notice not that I knew this I thought it was just an interesting article at the time Just shows you I do bother but the information published in national magazines is supposidly precise

Also mentioned here as well
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shockley along with John Bardon led by Willam Shockley

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bardeen

The article was written by Jaime @ Elektor elektor.post I kept the email from them had some interesting articles inside not that i can afford to buy the magazine these days but that's definatley interesting

Yes Ive just looked this up as well and this is also in contradiction with the above (You apear to be correct re this) I wonder what other people will come up with, ought to be interesting as well dont you think , especially as this isnt even recorded in the wikipedia ( Not bad is it )

Not even the Pro's (historians) can get this right can they .... hmmm

http://www.electronicsweekly.com/mannerisms/yarns/when-the-us-navy-claimed-to-ha-2013-01/