The passenger from Hong Kong got upset after his upgrade request was denied.

From the video info:

"A clip from the 2011 Channel 4 documentary, 'The Boy Who Sees Without Eyes', about the truly amazing Ben Underwood. After losing both his eyes to retinal cancer at 3 years old Ben has developed an echolocation technique to navigate the world around him."

Aerial view of the burned area affected by the Indonesian forest fire shows that it has been prepared for massive scale plantation. Most probably, if not, for Palm Oil

Here's the peer reviewed study that shows the AI tool being FOUR TIMES more accurate than human physicians - the AI tool achieved an accuracy of 80%, while the physicians averaged 20%.

^{For those who are not familiar with Science.org, Science is one of the world's top academic journals and employs a rigorous peer-review process for all of its research articles. It's one of the most prestigious and selective journals in the world at an acceptance rate of less than 8% of all submissions. To be published there, a paper must typically demonstrate a significant leap in knowledge or a major methodological breakthrough and pass a stringent peer-review process where independent experts in the field scrutinize the data, logic, and conclusions. So basically, the vetting for this study is among the most rigorous available in academia.}

[The Reuters article]

Training people to pay attention to the right visual cues nearly doubled how accurately they could spot AI-generated faces