스토킹 당하는 거 어떻게 알았냐니까
계속 연상 보고 있어서 알아차렸고
연상이 도망치려고 하니까 싫으면 싫다고 확실히 얘기하라고 함 근데
연상 : 싫은게아님… << 이런발언 ,
그때부터 시작되는 연하의 연속사랑고백
(의.오역 o)
#키스는수사후에#キスは捜査のあ���で
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A Japanese TV crew filmed an apartment building where 95 percent of the tenants are foreign and the rules get broken every day. The landlord never found a manager who spoke enough of the languages, so he handed the whole building to an AI and forgot about it. A year later, the tenants still think a person is keeping them in line.
He had typed one line: keep my residents following the rules. Then he closed the laptop.
Pause at 1:12. Look at the notice by the trash room. The same message in nine languages, updated weekly, signed by no one.
The manager on camera admits it. He does not speak those languages. He does not write the notices. The AI does.
It hears every complaint at the desk and learns which rule each nationality breaks, and why. One tenant says in Vietnam you sing karaoke at home, never knowing it was a problem. The AI does not lecture her. It rewrites the rule in her language, with the reason attached, and slips it under her door.
Here is the part the old woman on the third floor never understood. She complained in Japanese for years and nothing changed. The AI said it once, in the right language, with the right reason, and the trash finally got sorted.
It was never that they would not listen. It was that no one had said it in a way they could hear.
The crew came to film a country that cannot teach its own rules. They left with a machine that already had.