15 Worthless British Sports Cars You Must Avoid

[Charlie D]

This must be one of the worst possible AI videos ever made.

The (AI) man's lips are moving nothing like the words that are coming out and many of the (genuine) pictures bear no resemblance to the car he is talking about.

Most odd is that in some of the pictures he is actually standing in the engine compartment even though the engine is still there.

It's almost like it's some spoof video of how not to make videos, with instructions "Give me a picture of a man who looks like a classic car expert."

 

[RobH]

YouTube is full of this kind of AI rubbish now on all kinds of technical and historical subjects.   It's quick and easy to make them and as long as people click the buttons the poster gets paid, though not much so they have to make lots to justify the cost of the AI subscriptions.  

Usually they are also full of inaccuracies and since AI bots plagiarise each other, those are spreading.  It's getting to the point where you just cannot believe anything you see and hear unless you know and trust the source. 

 

[BlueTR3A-5EKT]

As I can’t be arsed to click on the twaddle…..does it mention the Locksley Lozenge of Last of the Summer Wine fame?

[Charlie D]

37 minutes ago, BlueTR3A-5EKT said:

As I can’t be arsed to click on the twaddle

Really Peter, you might discover things you never knew existed.

Like the side hinged TR6 bonnet (wonderful shut lines.)

 

[RogerH]

Ahh!   -     the cough sweet

[Peter Cobbold]

I find Google's AI is amazingly useful at finding relevant science/medical papers quickly.

As this anaesthetist knew: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmy0zewj483wo

[Trev Good]

17 hours ago, Charlie D said:

Really Peter, you might discover things you never knew existed.

Like the side hinged TR6 bonnet (wonderful shut lines.)

 

Or the jaguar e type with a bonnet and not a hinged front end that seems to be on every ai e type!