Hakeem Olushei
speaker
3,645 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 27 Aug
Hakeem Olushei’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 16 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 9.
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Are machines that are burning fuel.
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They have efficiencies and they're already computers in cars, but they're not intelligence.
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So it sounds like not only will they be your friend, but they will also be optimized to to to to for fuel consumption and all these other elements.
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You know, if there's a a mechanical problem, if there are sensors, it sounds like your the car can say, Hey, I need to go to
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So now we're talking about this in a very utopian sort of way.
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And I'm just wondering how could it go wrong?
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Like if we, you know, right now I'm scared of self-driving cars.
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Um I clearly I know no company would be putting them out there in the wild if they hadn't crossed the threshold of safety.
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Uh but let's say we a decade from now are in a world where self-driving cars are the are the norm.
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Self-driving
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uh 18-wheeler trucks or moving cargo on the highways.
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What are the main vulnerabilities of such systems?
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Short of a uh a electromagnetic pulse that some enemy nation kicks kicks out, what are we aware of what the areas of most likely failure may be and where the dangers are?
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about that.
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So you know, I've attended these robotics competitions for K through twelve children and one of the common contests they have is called Follow the Line.
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Exactly.
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Where the robot has so is it the case that we may re-engineer our uh environment, the roads and such, in order to provide data for these types of autonomous vehicles to to keep them safer so there's lines on the road that give different messages or you know, like for example, a rumble strip.
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A rumble strip to me is something that you can encode binary data into if you so chose, right?
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So is there a way to encode data into the environment that the that but again but again if you do that it could be modified by a bad actor.
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So yeah.
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