JUST IN: Here’s Charles Payne’s GameStop segment today where guest Kip Herriage says $GME is an aggressive buy with PT’s of $50 and then $100 in 2026. Kip says he’s “never seen anything like this” in 40 years. 🚨
BREAKING🚨 GAMESTOP SAYS NOTEHOLDERS MAY CLOSE OUT THEIR SHORT POSITIONS, WHICH COULD INCREASE THE STOCK PRICE.
THEY SAY “THE EFFECT MAY BE MATERIAL.” $GME
An Asian guy is doing 63 in a 65.
Not swerving. Not on his phone. Lexus writes him up anyway:
CLOSED EYES DETECTED
LOOK FORWARD
An infrared camera in the steering column just scored his eyelids.
That is the product. Not a chime. A gaze model aimed at a specific face, deciding whether this man is allowed to look like he’s paying attention.
These systems fail unevenly. Eye shape, lid fold, glasses, height, lighting — the model was not built around every face it now polices. So the car doesn’t just watch you. It guesses. And when it guesses wrong, the dash still treats you like a problem.
You can mute the beep.
You cannot fire the camera.
Lexus says the face video “stays in the car.” The driving file does not: speed, braking, steering, attention flags. A behavior profile with a safety sticker on it.
This is the emerging surveillance state in a personal vehicle. You bought the car. They kept a supervisor. Blink, sit too low, or have the wrong face for the sensor, and the cabin writes you up.
A car that watches your eyes is not a feature. It is a checkpoint you take home.
Should a vehicle be allowed to monitor a driver’s face? I say “no.” What say you?
These dipshits act like they can't solve crimes without a surveillance state.
How the fuck have cops been solving crimes for last 200 years then? Just by luck?
I think this dude is just lazy.