5:10 Not the jet-powered attack copter I was expecting.

That is the very first yacht design that I wouldn't mind owning.

The resemblance between the X47B and the WWII German Horten Ho229 is indeed striking, highlighting the influence of past designs on present concepts. It's intriguing to see how certain ideas transcend time and continue to inspire innovation. While there may not appear to be significant progress over the past 79 years, it's important to consider the advancements made in materials, technology, and aerodynamics. The German scientists and designers of that era truly showcased their expertise and left a lasting legacy. 🛩🔍🌟

The thumbnail image looks like it should be in a Thunderbirds reboot.

BLOWN my mind!

That's Dope!!

I'd like to know what hallucinogen was put into the Egyptian's gov't water supply

Love every bit of this video!

Like the other guys voice, what happened??🤔 Still cool video, thank you..

InTouch is Hello Ready Player ONE suit for VR

Spherical wheels are a nice concept, but wear on the tyre would have to be even all over to remain balanced.

❤❤lovely vid

Finally a new vid, better go grab my popcorn

Eygpt wont be doing that anytime soon, that country broke. More like to happen in Saudi or somewhere Middle East

Esta vez, la mayoría fueron increíbles, las motocicletas fueron las mejores y el ATV increíble, los vehículos de tres ruedas quedaron en tercer lugar, muy geniales.

That combat vehicle in the end it was blurry we didn't get sent you said it looks like this, then blurry screen LOL that was funny. Love all your. Content❤

I've seen firsthand how modern agricultural machinery has helped farmers reduce their environmental impact. By using precision technology, we can apply fertilizer and pesticide more selectively, which means less waste and fewer chemicals in the environment

The UCAS has a range of only 4km?

Mantap........ 👍👍💪💪

3:06 "...and the government promised..." LOL 🤣🤣🤣

❤🤍💙 all your videos mate👍

Will take 10 of Sat retrieving.

The Pix Robobus looks dangerous with all the loose items.

Good video clips

Sci-Fi as it gets😮

TY TZ

Can it Cross the Atlantic pond?

Too easy to pick apart. The algae filled windows countered by, have you ever had to clean an aquarium?

Kayangan ✌🏻

Shell is a Dutch company, not a British company.

Crazy

A lot of this reminds me of the Venus project

I dunno...what colors does the yacht come in?

I think that is greate

The X47B looks remarkably like the WWII German Horten Ho229 designed back in 1944 ~ not much progress over the last 79 years then! ... those German scientist/designers really were top class at the peak of their game.

Plasma tunneling was tested by Elon Musk with the Starship booster tunneling through reinforced concrete in under 5 seconds.

8:28 Now the government can hug you in the next 5 year spamdemic lockdown... Hug you to death...

i need flying veihicle. compacta nd mid tech.

Robobus : One step closer to becoming total mollusks

4:44 you might take an office to your office... You can be working all the time... The future is productive and exhausting! 😳

30 KPH is not 79 MPH. They screwed that up! You have to get up too 88 KPH too not even reach 55 MPH. As 88 KPH is just barely over 54 MPH.

So where is the cover vehicle? Reallly! RWB

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一個圓球的輪子 講了很多年都沒造出來

Pyramids of Giza are way older

Show us 5000 Airwolves in the same city block ; how they park, avoid each other. While you're at it, show us its air bags and its seat-belts. By the way, this vapourware you showed, is a small RC drone...

let's try prototype come with me and let's do this

I'm surprised they didn't call the trash-collecting satellite "Wall-E"

Porque está subiendo los videos en inglés soy dominicano y no lo puedo entender

So much random stuff we gotta deal with

So, they're making _Planetes_ a reality? It's about time. There's too much junk in orbit. All I imagine about the virtual hug jacket is a Bond villain hijacking it and crushing someone to death with it. Say what you like about self-driving cars, but they'll be a boon to the mobility of senior citizens.

That's brilliant

Tutera city: 39 sq miles is 62.7 sq km, not over a 100 sq km

Only the rich can afford these things

😮

Soooooo, what happens when the clearspace item goes after or grabs something not from our planet? Like a ufo, alien satellite or ?

I am monstroe evolusion...

Americas cup to build wher u gather people

Chinese tech, funky.

What is algeah

Daddy, can I borrow $400M to buy a nice hydrogen yacht? Thank you. If Elon lets ClearSpace beat him on this, he may be sad, but he'll beat them to mining the asteroiod belts.

CG???

Doctors will rely on patient's genetic date to prescribe even more drugs! Medicines of the future will NOT rely only on the wealthy. If they do not have a poor population to sell to what do they have?

2:54 Ya n who will be paying for this 'Egypt? as they dont have a lot of money i no that much.. do u even no how many millionaires r in Egypt mate, not many i can assure u that.

a bleak future on most accounts...

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No , thank you , I do not want this future ...

Space is so fake, it's actually funny now...

Firstttt

draw up the paper to get rid of the family and get everything we own am sick of mary t kemp demands on us over a counrty not being supported by us ty yw

The x-47b had a cruising speed of 594 mph and had a range of 2400 miles. Not sure where you got your info.

All this looks like crap

You are correct about the part where you said that only the wealthy would be able to afford the medical treatment that you advertised. However, only the wealthy can afford any of the things you advertised. The rest of us are expendable. If you don't have money you are left in the cold.

Those computers have stolen are jobs 😡🤬🧌

Even when users tell KZfaq they aren’t interested in certain types of videos, similar recommendations keep coming, a new study by Mozilla found. Using video recommendations data from more than 20,000 KZfaq users, Mozilla researchers found that buttons like “not interested,” “dislike,” “stop recommending channel,” and “remove from watch history” are largely ineffective at preventing similar content from being recommended. Even at their best, these buttons still allow through more than half the recommendations similar to what a user said they weren’t interested in, the report found. At their worst, the buttons barely made a dent in blocking similar videos. To collect data from real videos and users, Mozilla researchers enlisted volunteers who used the foundation’s RegretsReporter, a browser extension that overlays a general “stop recommending” button to KZfaq videos viewed by participants. On the back end, users were randomly assigned a group, so different signals were sent to KZfaq each time they clicked the button placed by Mozilla - dislike, not interested, don’t recommend channel, remove from history, and a control group for whom no feedback was sent to the platform. Using data collected from over 500 million recommended videos, research assistants created over 44,000 pairs of videos - one “rejected” video, plus a video subsequently recommended by KZfaq. Researchers then assessed pairs themselves or used machine learning to decide whether the recommendation was too similar to the video a user rejected. Compared to the baseline control group, sending the “dislike” and “not interested” signals were only “marginally effective” at preventing bad recommendations, preventing 12 percent of 11 percent of bad recommendations, respectively. “Don’t recommend channel” and “remove from history” buttons were slightly more effective - they prevented 43 percent and 29 percent of bad recommendations - but researchers say the tools offered by the platform are still inadequate for steering away unwanted content. “KZfaq should respect the feedback users share about their experience, treating them as meaningful signals about how people want to spend their time on the platform,” researchers write. KZfaq spokesperson Elena Hernandez says these behaviors are intentional because the platform doesn’t try to block all content related to a topic. But Hernandez criticized the report, saying it doesn’t consider how KZfaq’s controls are designed. “Importantly, our controls do not filter out entire topics or viewpoints, as this could have negative effects for viewers, like creating echo chambers,” Hernandez told The Verge. “We welcome academic research on our platform, which is why we recently expanded Data API access through our KZfaq Researcher Program. Mozilla’s report doesn’t take into account how our systems actually work, and therefore it’s difficult for us to glean many insights.” Hernandez says Mozilla’s definition of “similar” fails to consider how KZfaq’s recommendation system works. The “not interested” option removes a specific video, and the “don’t recommend channel” button prevents the channel from being recommended in the future, Hernandez says. The company says it doesn’t seek to stop recommendations of all content related to a topic, opinion, or speaker. Besides KZfaq, other platforms like TikTok and Instagram have introduced more and more feedback tools for users to train the algorithm, supposedly, to show them relevant content. But users often complain that even when flagging that they don’t want to see something, similar recommendations persist. It’s not always clear what different controls actually do, Mozilla researcher Becca Ricks says, and platforms aren’t transparent about how feedback is taken into account. “I think that in the case of KZfaq, the platform is balancing user engagement with user satisfaction, which is ultimately a tradeoff between recommending content that leads people to spend more time on the site and content the algorithm thinks people will like,” Ricks told The Verge via email. “The platform has the power to tweak which of these signals get the most weight in its algorithm, but our study suggests that user feedback may not always be the most important one.”