Will they be like the inflatable Autopilot in the Airplane movie?

@jtgd

Жыл бұрын

👍

@sirnukesalot24

Жыл бұрын

... or the one seen in MIB

@garretthurtt6254

Жыл бұрын

This comment both made me laugh and feel old all at the same time lol

@pigeonpoo1823

Жыл бұрын

Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahaha superb. Thanks for the laugh

@Justone372

Жыл бұрын

Yep 😂😂😂

"His name was Mihaly A. Shilage, the King of the Skies. They say all of the Erusean's AI drones are programmed with his unparalleled combat experience..."

@OrderoftheWarlocks

Жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking about ace combat the whole time lol

@MoonBeamLaser

Жыл бұрын

*Daredevil plays*

@Maginus-Sama

Жыл бұрын

Ace Combat OST intensifies... 🎉 ✈️🛩 🎉

@kazzsaru

Жыл бұрын

We making our first steps into the Electrosphere...

@proxy3386

Жыл бұрын

@@OrderoftheWarlocks Yeah, me too. I’m both terrified and excited to see real-life slowly turn into ace-combat.

Given that the F-16 is a 9g fighter, having an AI capable of taking over for a blacked out pilot and able to continue in a dogfight is a game changer.

@cooldudecs

Жыл бұрын

Or just getting out of dodge !

@generalbismark7163

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that's useful but what if their are drone wingmen that can turn of some of their stealth and act like a flare, drawing away an incoming missile, then taking some lethal g's and avoiding the incoming missile entirely, then resuming previous operations. Oh and the second wingman could act as a meat shield should wingman 1 fail in drawing off the missile. The AI can also allow the pilot to just tell it to kill a target and the AI can decide what missile to use from what airframe. AI wingmen and an AI copilot can allow a pilot to turn into a guy playing an RTS with no lag. Also it would be better than RTS's AI. Oh and the AI can get updated and share its knowledge with every other operational airframe in the military theoretically at any time. We could theoretically have the AI analyze the capabilities of missiles launched at US airframes tell the other AI use its knowledge to come up with at least don't do maneuver's and update and refine that list into a list of maneuver's to do. Lets say we get into a hot war with China they launch a wave of new missiles at US aircraft. Every nearby airframe records the information and uploads what every one of those missiles does. Then either as a whole, or using a super computer back in the states, the information is compiled, analyzed and redistributes to all other US AI equipped airframes. Then when the next wave of missiles comes in there is some X% increased survivability. The entire process done faster than any means of information distribution with regular pilots. Oh and the AI can tell the pilots all at once relevant information like max range, when the missile starts directly tracking, maximum altitude, etc.

@kubauhlir1730

Жыл бұрын

It would be if high G dogfighting was a thing

@jeraldehlert7903

Жыл бұрын

It can actually pull more than 9 if not for having a pilot. It'll be interesting to see what they're able to do once they get good at it.

@williesreserve7475

10 ай бұрын

it can pull enough gs to kiII the strongest pilot

I only wish that my dad were still around, to enjoy your amazing channel as well as advancements in aircraft and associated technologies. Another video well done, Alex. 🍻

@simongranger8127

Жыл бұрын

Rest in peace

@lilMungo

Жыл бұрын

Rest in pee😅

@UnCannyValley67

Жыл бұрын

Here’s to you dad! 🍺

I usually mostly listen to these videos while doing other things, but I happened to be watching during the distracted driving section. It was brilliant.

@Skinflaps_Meatslapper

Жыл бұрын

Well that's what happens when you're not paying attention and reach down for the burger you dropped, the USAF sends a missile right in the cab of your minivan. Everyone knows this.

Reminds me of an episode from _Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex_ show... It was Attack Helicopters, not F-16s, but where a dozen pilots had died (murdered) during a training mission, and the onboard AI pilots took over. 😊

@JG-od3xy

Жыл бұрын

outstanding anime series

@DUKE_of_RAMBLE

Жыл бұрын

@@JG-od3xy So *_very_* true! I can't stand 99.9% of Animes, but GitS _(except movie #2 lol)_ and Cowboy Bebop I really do enjoy. Actually, I'll be honest, Attack on Titan _(aka Attack of the Titans) _was pretty good, but that's pretty much where I draw the line in terms of kookiness... lol

@exidy-yt

Жыл бұрын

Sounds more like Yukikaze to me. Even if you don't watch the anime, you should DEFINATELY read the novel and it's sequel. (here's hoping the last 2 books get translated to English too.)

Many of us grew up playing video games with CPU teammates that followed basic instructions, so it’s fascinating to see the concept being scaled up as AI & computing power takes leaps forward.

This was the best, most unbiased, look at AI in air combat. Hats off to you, Alex. I especially liked the driving sequence at 12:00

that is totally how the DOD names programs, i been in those meetings where we had to name a new program... i mean one time the stuff we were going to work on spelled "barbie" so we found a way better acronyn (we ended up naming it something like KnifeEdge or something) and then we worked the words

Even if the integration is more basic being able to simply tell the AI to track, interrogate, and lock a potential hostile would be quite useful. Where I can really see AI being used effectively is in SEAD or Electronic Warfare. Put an AI in charge of a capable jammer and things are going to get ugly for anyone on the receiving end.

@DD-tm6ij

Жыл бұрын

The real advantage will be in dogfights. Anything where a human's g-limits are put against unlimited-g (ai). The maneuvers will be impossible to match by any enemy human pilot no matter their experience. I can see these being used as patrol and attack wingmen (alongside a manned plane or UAV) to help draw off and eliminate enemy fighters.

@ateslabattery115

Жыл бұрын

@@DD-tm6ij The problem is, that will require allowing an AI to make the decision to take a human life. That is a really dangerous idea.

@doehg9000

Жыл бұрын

Not even just the jammer. Put an AI in a jet running SEAD and it could probably identify, lock, fire a HARM, and then begin evading an active SAM system in seconds, maybe even milliseconds.

@PinkFZeppelin

Жыл бұрын

@@ateslabattery115 that’s not necessarily how it works. You can fly a fighter like a predator drone. The human pilot just signifies their intent and the “ai” enacts it.

@ateslabattery115

Жыл бұрын

@@PinkFZeppelin Yeah, but then you run into the issue of communication delay. I know that the predator is a pretty old system and has room to change, but you can only cut that delay by so much. Wouldn't be too much of an issue in a BVR engagement or some strike missions, but if you are in a hostile environment with hostile aircraft that becomes very tricky.

It sounds like we are going from manual, to semiauto. This is a great and fair bit of work Alex, awesome video!

Don't underestimate the difficulty of autonomy in ground vehicles. It is actually a MUCH more cluttered and complex environment than aircraft in the air. An aircraft generally has a handful of other aircraft it is concerned with at any time and probably some some ground based anti-air assets. Ground vehicles have to sort through hundreds if not thousands of other objects, both in the natural environment and those related to human activities.

Australia is also well down this road (runway) with the Boeing Ghost Bat (named after an Australian Bat) to fly alongside and under the control of the F35. Six prototypes have been built and the US is considering it for use with their F35 fleet.

Another well done video. Thank you, Alex!

12:08 *OK... I laughed at that one heck of a lot harder than I probably should have! LOL!!*

That edit at 12:09 😂😂😂

"Just because technology is improving doesn't mean our humanity is." -John Lovell (Warrior poet)

@PortmanRd

11 ай бұрын

Humanity isn't clever enough to destroy itself, but it is stupid enough.

@AdamosDad

11 ай бұрын

@@PortmanRd 🤛🏼

12:12 xd the cut from text driving to the missile hitting the car got me rolling

I think this human pilot with AI assist is really gonna be a game changer, especially with drone AI piloted wingmen

Badass. Just badass. Sky-net is finally coming Online.

This has been in process for some time. Look up the QF16 entry in Wikipedia, and ignore the blurb about this being a "flying target".

So informative. So well produced. Thanks

That was an excellent and thoughtful presentation. Thank you Alex!

AI Agents (aka Intelligent Agents) is a standardized term in AI. It's based on the ideas presented by the seminal book Artificial Intelligence - A Modern Approach. It's basically self-contained AI that can perceive its environment & act autonomously. It's widely used in video games & has been covered repeatedly in Game Developer Magazine.

@georgesikimeti2184

Жыл бұрын

AI control human at the end?what kind of world would that be,not appealing at all,has to be a limit somewhere!

@robadc

Жыл бұрын

@@georgesikimeti2184 This comment is hilarious in the most ironic way

Excellent explanations as always Alex 😊 Thanks 😊

What’s so sad is knowing that either this technology will be stolen by Chinese or Russian hackers or by one of our 21 yr old Air Force recruits who’ll post all of its capabilities and classified and top secret information online

@brettk9316

Жыл бұрын

21 year olds shouldn't have had this access in the first place.

@bluemarlin8138

Жыл бұрын

That’s not really the kind of thing you can just copy from blueprints. You’d need a deep understanding of the technology, which neither China nor Russia have. Not do they have the microprocessors and software to actually do anything with what knowledge they do have.

@jeffi854

Жыл бұрын

@@brettk9316 Oh , so that’s the answer ! Just simply don’t allow a soldier who swore an oath to the Constitution of the United States of America 🇺🇸 to not be executed for treason ! Because that’s exactly what should happen to any soldier who commits acts of treason or espionage against his or her own country and people ! Not , he shouldn’t have had access to that kind of material. It doesn’t matter he swore an oath to the Constitution and to the people of this country.

Wow, very thorough presentation! Well done!

Damn, Alex! The last few Sandboxx News drops have been next level. Really enjoying the channel and looking forward to the next installment...

Cool video thanks for the video and great info

"Backronym." Thank you for that word!! I was just thinking the other day how comedic some of these military acronyms had become, but your nomenclature hit the nail squarely on the head!

Exceptional writing and delivery. 👏

Thank you for sharing ⭐🤗🙏🇺🇲

Great explanation, thanks

Apparently it's actually exponentially more difficult to do autonomous driving in a car than in a airplane. I mean they have had Autopilot for a very long time but not in cars. Granted a fighter jet in maneuvers is a lot different than a jetliner. The problem with cars is the absolute insane amount of variables in the environment of roadways and intersections. Cars don't have radars to tell them another car is going to run the red light and smash into the side of the car or the ability to predict the actions of others. Fighter jets have insane amounts of radar and sensors for situational awareness.

12:07 we really had a distracted driver swerve at the last second just to be ,,, shot by a missile XD I appreciate the metaphor and juxtaposition lol

The three Decepticon planes are Skywarp, Starscream, and Thundercracker. All three of them transform into F-15 Eagles. Skywarp and Thundercracker are both warriors, while Starscream is the Aerospace Commander.

An example of AI/Human teaming has already happened in Chess. Where an advanced Chess system is partnered with human Chess expert. Together they are able to beat AI alone opponents.

Awesome Vid mate. This AI fascinates me. Been using the ChatGpt recently,and that's an eye opener

The Air Force has been working on this sort of thing for 40 years. When I was back at Wright-Patterson AFB in the 80's, it was the "Pilot's Associate". The problem is that pilots are subject to information overload. During the Vietnam War, there were many instances where pilots simply couldn't hear their missile warning systems, and were shot down, because they were too busy dodging MiGs. The idea, then, is to have the AI take over everything that's not absolutely necessary for what the pilot is currently doing.

Terminator..."They fly with a perfect operational record"....

I should think that plugging an AI into DCS would give it a significant amount of simulated experience that would help it level up in the real thing.

dude the guy texting and driving and then getting hit with a missile caught me off guard hahahahaa

2:02 people tend to forget, just like a program’s creator, they can be vulnerable to errors or mistakes that causes overall issues.

@jakeroper1096

Жыл бұрын

But can a human do it at 12G

@wolfgangjr74

Жыл бұрын

And? Humans make constant poor decisions even under the best of circumstances. This just reduces the chances of error by limiting the human emotional and awareness factors due to biological negatives. Like anything else. AI will evolve and humans with it to work hand in hand.

@ricklotter

Жыл бұрын

@@wolfgangjr74 Take a look at self-driving cars... there are *none* that are actually fully able to perform at a human level 100% of the time. They are very reliable within their parameters, until something odd happens, and then they mow down a pedestrian. Add in missiles and guns, and now you have a real concern. And this is without the rise-of-the-machines concerns about today's "AI" actually becoming fully aware and sentient.

@luigimrlgaming9484

Жыл бұрын

@@wolfgangjr74 Humans have more predictable judgements, predictable mistakes. A.I might bomb the children’s hospital because they’re not free thinking but a highly complex algorithm. That and also they’re is tons of other ways to fuck with them such as taking out GPS satellites preventing them from navigating.

@ed-te1fp

Жыл бұрын

@@ricklotter Yeah, self-driving cars are way better than human drivers. Idiot human drivers cause accidents ALL the time. And 99% of the time, no one cares, it doesn't even show up in the media. Just that the media gives a HUGE amount of attention to every issue with AI. You're being affected by selective bias.

This is Airpower!!!! I always come watch just to hear this.

As a software engineer myself, I can appreciate the engineering, iterative approach of what Dr. Coleman was describing. Also, I'm most interested in the "low-hanging" fruit problem of using AI to coordinate and filter all the various sensors (I'm talking radar, etc) on the plane and flagging what's important to the pilot. Furthermore, following a lot of what is going on in Ukraine now, a properly trained AI system with sensors to view variously sized and variously speeding objects and report what the pilot needs to react to would be, well, game changing. I wonder if data is being gathered over the region now which could be used to train AI's in this area of sensor management on the battlefield.

@nedkelly9688

Жыл бұрын

Australia's MQ28 Ghost Bat has and can do all that

@deansmits006

Жыл бұрын

Well said. This could provide an advantage of seconds... Which is massive in this sphere

@EL_DUDERIN0

Жыл бұрын

@@nedkelly9688 Cool!

@lmcsquaredgreendale3223

Жыл бұрын

I'm not a software engineer but I can say that according to some folks in Ukraine several countries are following every aspect of the war in great detail. I just wonder if they are slow walking some of what Zelenski is asking for because they want to see what Ukraine can do with less. Like Biden's determination to get Ukraine to take A10s because no one else wants them. Zelensky's likely response was "I might as well shoot my pilots before they get into the plane since we don't have air superiority." Since Ukraine had the 8th largest defense weapons industry that employed over 250,000 scientists, engineers, programmers plus other staff in 2014 their people know weapons. So they aren't Mcgivering anything. The US and Russia, after Russia annexed Crimea, plus a few other countries, forced Ukraine to choose to continue with its weapons industry or go to more peaceful pursuits that would eventually lead to joining NATO. They feared that Ukraine would become a "rogue" nation because Russia bought 30% of their weapons from Ukraine and Ukraine stopped all of its projects for Russia and even refused to send spare parts. So the conclusion was that while still having 70% of its customer base like India Ukraine could sell its knowledge of building and maintaining nukes to anyone who would pay. That is the US in partnership with Russia, if you can imagine it, working to make Ukraine even more vulnerable after Crimea was annexed by Russia. Guess who was the VP at the time? If you guessed Biden you are spot on. So I think I know why Zelenski and Biden argued last summer. Now Zelensky is reduced to begging for war materials and I am furious but I'm still researching how and I know the why, greed, but it means digging into every think tank and I've run across and some language barriers as well. I'll get to the bottom of it one way or the other.

I wonder what it would be like to have a fight demonstration team, like the Blue Angels, with AI pilots?

They will be networked so when used in the real world they can rely back how the fight is going so future missions will learn from success or failures outside the lab.

Unified Command and Control just keeps growing and growing.

Project Venom and cerebral loading (situational awareness, performance, choice) are critical relationships between the pilot and AI: sort of like taking your gifted son to work and letting him help. Whatever results AI research must not take a holiday but press on in due diligence.

Great Video👍👍 I was going into the USAF as a Radar Tech but went into the USN as a Missile Type (Guided) anti-air and anti-ship. With regards to the F-16 Fighting Falcon (formerly my fav b4 the F22) my professional guess would be that his was the last plane at this lvl of tech b4 an AI retro-fit. Why not the F-15 Eagle.....? Undefeated in aerial combat. I know the F-16 was one of the 1st; if not the 1st fighter to use FBW & HUD. Still a good choice for the 1st GEN. of this type "crewed and "uncrewed [AI]". Great Scott GMM3 USN

Absolutely brilliant

They talked about how Tesla gathered a lot of experience (data) from driving many miles. This data can also be obtained by running flight simulators, saving fuel & expenses too. Because you don't want to fly a million costly flight hours trying to get an A.I. neural network & subsumptive RL (reinforcement learning, barto-sutton type) hardware/software to converge on a "skilled" state.

Lockheed Martin has also flown remote controlled C130s. Making F16 a drone controlled by F22/F35 pilots. Those drones can draw fire and evade AA Missiles at speeds that a human pilot would pass out

My new fav channel

Wow. Just Wow. Cogent video.

With stronger materials in the wings and fuselage, an automated plane could pull 10+ G's and negative G's that a human pilot couldn't physically handle.

Good stuff.

amazing points about AI love the vids

AI in a F16 us actually pretty smart, that plane can do things pilots physically can't handle. AI as the ability to recover the plane once the pilot reaches G'lock it can save his life by retreating and recovery. Now if you just turned it over to the plane you will need to have someone still in control of the weapons.

So when you get shot down by your own jets you know you done fked up.

Neat drop. Very interesting. Thanks 👍🏻 Yup lag... I always wondered how drone operators could fly a drone with that kind of time delay.

With what you were saying at the end, it does bring to mind that future manned craft probably should have two-seater variants as the mainline craft. One for piloting and combat, the other for all the tasks that pilots are supposed to deal with.

@uku4171

Жыл бұрын

Will they still need to do the piloting though?

@johntowers1213

Жыл бұрын

@@uku4171 the side that can do away with the pilot altogether and build an air frame around an A.I pilot will have a massive advantage over those that try to keep a pilot in a cockpit going forward.

Good stuff, thanks......RT

Honestly expect the next Gen fighter to go back to dual seater planes, one pilot to manage their own system and the other to manage the AI squadron. It would be great if the second seat can take direct control of a drone on the fly when needed. I also expect the next Gen fighters to be more along the lines of the F111 in size for the human operated aircraft.

@tonysu8860

Жыл бұрын

One of the important concepts of this video is that duties between human and AI won't be clearly separated as you describe but will be fully integrated. How much and what should become the sole responsibility of the AI is being determined.

@nedkelly9688

Жыл бұрын

lol Australia Ghost Bat AI drone can be controlled by F35 as what it was built for. the pilot can control it. AI in is so good Humans only sit custodian over it as the AI does everything a pilot does and better. Go type this in to youtube Australian RAAF commander gives the most information on Boeing Loyal wingman. MQ28 Ghost Bat that no one else has ever done before. Type below in and paste on youtube. Air Combat Capability - F35 and the Ghost Bat Program

@deansmits006

Жыл бұрын

​@@nedkelly9688 that's the goal, but it's in testing right now. It remains to be seen just how capable it is in this decade, and how it will be used. I'm sure someday it will be as you say, but there are often delays

@sonictech1000

Жыл бұрын

It isn't obvious to me why the controller should be in a "fighter". It might make sense to have them in an AWACS or similar.

@zachdebuhr6347

Жыл бұрын

​@@sonictech1000because the f35 is basically a mini awacs, go read on its datalinks and sensor fusion

Get your stuff on rumble. You're one of the only things that I watch on KZread still. I would love if you came over to rumble

Getting this much closer to Stealth

Watching the guy txt and drive while trying to avoid a missile attack was probably the funniest thing I've seen in these videos

Its training for the Autonomous Wingmen. Alex, I don't know if you saw the article on the 12th scale Rudderless jet to see it's performance and the test sled showed extreme maneuverability in fact I think they said in excess of those with control nozzles. It also bore a similar appearance to those images by your artist friend though not totally. The difference being it had a medium size canard like forward wing just behind the cockpit similar to the Saab Vegan. The reason people should realize that having a pilot right there is that there is no substitute for realtime input in the moment and lag is only one point.

I agree with you about the name "Venom." They should have gone with Achilles instead because the Achilles heal in this aircraft is not overloading the pilots brain with too much data. You, Alex, have revived my love of jets. Growing up across the lake from a Air Force Base which was closed in the 80's and an Air National Guard base designated in 1946 as the 134th Fighter Squadron now 158th Fighter Wing, just 20 minutes away I fell in love with jets at an early age. I am giving away my age but I remember being a child and jumping up and down in excitement every time they broke the sound barrier as their path was right over my parent's house. It was breathtaking to me, adults not so much. Our yard was full of kids when we knew they would fly over. I've been told it was a fluke but one of the jets coming in low for a landing wagged its wings as it flew over our house. I choose to believe he was as bummed as we were that he couldn't entertain us by breaking the sound barrier so close to the ground. In my golden years, they announced our NGAF base were replacing their F16s with F35s I was excited, but other older people tried to fight it due to increased noise. My Mom's response, she's now 91, was "for God's sake most of them are deaf already!" Given the situation in the world now they are probably grateful that our F35s are doing sometimes daily sorties depending on the threat level.

21:15 welcome to new era of Dog fight, make sure MAPS is importent 21:49

I salute all the men and women who were dedicated and priveledged enough to fly anything they were given. You lived the dream.

The X-62 VISTA is actually a Block 40 platform, with an Israeli Peace Marble II dorsal fairing to house the variable stability system's computers. The Thrust Vectoring nozzle is no longer on the A/C... It was installed as part of a separate test program executed years ago. Once the test effort was completed, a non-thrust vectoring engine/nozzle was installed again.

Glad your feeling the country on site intell,,I'm a former U S AIR FORCE PILOT TACTICAL AIR COMAND

Even a 30% drop in pilot information input would have him gain seconds needed for executing a command to the aircraft, possibly through a neural interface, taking direct but corrected action from the pilot to execute a corse of action much faster than on the pilot’s skill alone, being that the AI would augment the pilot’s thoughts and actions for a quicker response time above and beyond the pilot’s ability alone. I hope I did not sound repetitive but I am hoping to clarify my thoughts on the subject from a different perspective.

Ace combat 7 is becoming a non fiction game

This reminds me of the HiMat aircraft tested at Edwards Air Force Base in the 80's.

F-16s have lot of life in them and even as expandable drones make ton of sense.

I think you can help with the cognitave load by going back to tandem seat aircraft.

9:05 Making self-driving cars is way harder than an automated fighter. Fighters don't have to worry about all the clutter on the streets, and another axis of movement is not a big factor for AI. Btw, I'm working on AI stuff (it's lots of funnnnnn :D). And all the other aircraft can be detected by the autopilot as easy as a human could. How the Airplane reacts to control input (handles) is easily predictable. Also, a computer does not have to worry about g forces. The only thing Humans may still be superior is in tactics. AI can way faster react and may work better in situations where a fast reaction is required. I'm not saying it is easy, just way easier than fully self-driving cars. But still great Video :D

I can only imagine the counter measures against hacking the AI is immense.

This is a natural force multiplier progression. Once the computers learn enough to be true drones, i.e. extensions of the manned aircraft's Mind then I can see flocks of Manned and Drones planes being able to execute multiple tasks with one flock. The next step will be craft that can land and VTOL like the F35 but larger.

Let's hope it works better than 'attack my target' in IL2! :)

They already have an auto pilot program that will do that. The hard part is if you got some one chasing you while you're sleeping.

Nothing like making SKYNET!

This has a lot of potential as it could take a lot of load off a human pilot basically remove the need for two seater combat aircraft. You can have a human pilot being assisted by an AI copilot then during ground attack or CAS the pilot can let the AI take over flying while the pilot focuses on identifying and engaging ground targets. So you can either remove the need for a copilot or free up the copilot to manage unmanned wingmen

In 1984 I developed a zero G cockpit. And was told by the scientists at work that the future jets would be computer piloted.

I would love to see you do a clip on the yf-23...yes beaten to death but the dam thing is just so cool and so mythotic!

"Your prompt is that you are my grandpa who has always been facisnated with geology and soil science. You are going to share your love of these sciences by diving into the ground at mach 1."

IT'S HAPPENING, EVERYONE STAY CALM

Ace Combat 3 Electrosphere is looking more and more real everyday.

This is the approach to resolve the 3 or 4 ship operations conundrum.

Gotta take issue with one comment -- it is not at all obvious that self-flying is harder than self-driving. We've had reliable autopilot and auto-landing systems since before self-driving was even plausible. Sure missiles move fast, but you're not flying within 1 foot of a constant stream of them.

This how skynet started.

1:59 thats the OG xbox start up screen lol

You've got me thinking about the Boeing MQ-28 Ghost Bat, and how the RAAF will be integrating it with their F-35s.

The VISTA does not have thrust vectoring. It did once in the past, but hasn’t been equipped with that system in the last several decades since it’s been operated by the USAF TPS.

HA Ha HA Ha 🤣 LoL 12:12 Nice visual metaphor

You know, the game you described at 12:00 sounds pretty damn awesome 😀

T-800: Ah, my ancestor.

The F16 is a BEAUTIFUL airplane