＂Safety Is How They Sell It” - EU Mandates AI Eye Tracking in New Vehicles
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Summary
The EU has mandated advanced driver distraction warning systems that track drivers' body movements, such as eye and head movements, in every new vehicle sold after July 7th. This is a driver support system that has a very high accuracy and can be used to help prevent accidents.
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If you guys haven't seen this story, it's a little weird story that's going viral.
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It's European cars now must track driver's eye movement in the name of safety.
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Do you have a video on this? Do you have a clip on this?
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European cars now must track driver's eye movement in the name of safety.
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So imagine you're driving a car and there's a camera that's watching you to see if you're falling asleep or not.
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What? For citizens of the EU's 27 member states to allow their cars to track their movements using AI.
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The European Union's General Safety Regulation mandated advanced driver distraction warning systems
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that track drivers' body movements, such as eye and head movements,
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in every new vehicle sold after July 7, according to Access Newswire.
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Martin Krantz, CEO and founder of Swedish AI company Smart.
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I told the Daily Caller News Foundation in an interview,
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It's probably going to be just like with the seatbelt and the airbag.
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SmartEye is one of the leading suppliers of eye tracking
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and driver monitoring AI that is compliant with ADW systems.
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So if you sit in your car and you're driving your car
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then what happens is that tracking realizes that this is the speedometer that you're looking at
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and then you're allowed to take your eyes away from the road for a certain time period let's
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say for example two seconds you have a time that you can spend on different objects in your car
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cell phone use while driving is forbidden thing to do in most jurisdictions then it can warn
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immediately keep your eyes on the road basically it's uh actually illegal to do that he told the
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dcnf and then if you for example spend time on the navigation display or on the radio that's also
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allowed but not for too long eventually it will tell you to move your back attention on the road
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you have different distraction limits they have a distraction limits on the speed no one's going
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to call the authorities and no one's going to tell you and send along to the police or anything like
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that but it's going to be different for different car makers tom i i don't know about this how do
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you feel about this a lot of cars already have it mercedes already had it even on their lowest
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uh basic uh the mercedes c's and the ones um they've had it and i think other manufacturers
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have had it and they call it dozing or tiredness warning or they go beep beep beep you know driver
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alertness warning a mercedes will do that doesn't bother you so well no i think what they're doing
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is they're mandating what has been a safety feature on many different cars and it doesn't
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really bother me because i think it is a safety feature now then however if it ever goes from
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warning to insurance that's where it it's going to go guys that's where it's going to go we're
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going to go from warning to insurance data the same way now that you can plug the little sensor
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in to your car and it'll detect how often you're over the speed limit how fast you break how hard
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you break how fast you accelerate all of that to determine your crash risk so that you can be
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underwritten you for this you think this is good i'm against the legislation but i like the feature
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in more cars because like early tension on seat belts the early braking or the you know the beep
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beep and your car hits the brakes a little bit that saves lives and and i think those features
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are good but what concerns me is the full loop here pat this will go to law enforcement this
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will ultimately for sure go to insurance and then it's going to be well wait a minute if i have a
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good driving record yet you think I've looked down too many times you're going to re-rate me
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call 1-866-531-2600 or visit connexontario.ca well that is going to happen i know it's eventually
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going to lead into that and by the way if they're watching do you think they're also listening
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absolutely at 100 you think so pat i love that you brought that up if you don't it started in
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the streets with the cameras now it's in your car they're lit boy and where are they sending
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that all the time you made a great point you know they're sharing it with all their government
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agencies to find out who you are i get the same but that's how they sell you they sell you with
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safety it's in the street it's in your car the children it's in your it's in your house it's
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over here and next thing you know it's gonna be china china you walk around pat and if your face
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and then they'll grab your face and they'll charge you for a ticket and they're having so many
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freaking problems over there because it's your it's surveillance state to the t i don't i don't
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like it because you don't know who the hell's taking this information and what they're doing
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it going back to your point the airport airport tom you know that face scan you could deny that
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that's not mandatory every single time i go to the airport and they ask for that thing i go i don't
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want that they go oh okay then go around you're willingly giving them this this this data every
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time so when it comes to this no pat this is just another way we're like no no it's for your
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crashing and jake made a good point for texting and driving or sleeping that's the way they come
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in and then guess what they have your face they have everything and listening to every single
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thing that you say i don't like it i don't want the government in my freaking car in my house
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in the street wherever the hell i am i'm i'm they're watching so let me ask you do you think
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it'll get to a point so let's just say they're listening that if you go like this
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i'm gonna sell small baseball mitts for people who are driving so you can put it up in front of
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you like you're having a conference at the mound with the catcher or you mess with it you just say
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yeah you know like the eddie murphy that one movies yeah what was that yeah it was the lips
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where you don't hear the words not eddie murphy it's somebody else that's doing it uh he'd be
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working it was i'm trying to see which one it was you invent some crazy language while you're
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driving yeah what's he saying adam i really don't want to come to you with this story because you
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have no moral authority yeah you don't even know what a car i was just gonna say i was just gonna
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say this ain't my story i'm gonna let the car thank you you guys got this this is this isn't
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this isn't for you buddy you're gonna be okay the same for me let me let me give you when an uber
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parents this is very important for you and i to think about there's a reason why i keep talking
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about the future looks bright in 2013 they did a study at emory university guy named brian diaz
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and Kerry Ressler did a study identifying to see if we pass our fears down to our kids
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So they took a group of male mice, and they gave it acetophenone.
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And every time, this is cherry blossom smell, every time they released this smell,
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Five minutes later, they released that smell again, zapped them again, the pain.
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Five minutes ago, and they kept doing this with only male mice they were experimenting on.
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Eventually, they did this for a few days, maybe a week, week and a half.
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Then they took those same mice that now have tied fear to acetophenone, the smell, cherry blossom.
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Then they put it in a room for them to mate with female mice.
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Then they take the mice, the male mice, the father away from the baby.
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Then they take the babies, and they put other female mice, and they mate.
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Then they put the grandkids in a complete different thing.
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The grandfather fears the smell of acetophenone.
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The grandkids have never met grandfather before.
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They put him in a place, and all of a sudden, they sprayed the cherry blossom.
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because that fear from the grandfather had passed down to the grandkids.
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Yesterday, we're at the beach, and I'm watching how happy Brooklyn is.
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And in my mind, you're running all these issues in your mind.
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You're kind of overwhelmed with all the stuff that's going on.
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And then you start realizing we are all born with believing the future looks bright.
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But if we're not too careful, we can pass down that fear to our own kids that can pass it down to their grandkids.
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When people say, why do you believe the future looks bright?
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I believe the future looks bright at the highest level.
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