@@NathanielSkinnerMusic More actually, the report was that the system is currently disarmed, not that the system was just disarmed. Their command and response syntax should not be judged based on current capabilities. You have to keep in mind that speech processing was in its infancy at that time.
@Kronk Bonds I was talking about the flat screen tv, the wall mount, and the smart home. Even then, if I were talking about the internet, you'd still be wrong.
Considering the first experimental flat-panel displays were developed in the 1960's, by 1989 the development process was probably well along. Making them *affordable* by enough people to make them worthwhile building was still a few years away.
They didn't really catch on until Sharp entered the wall-mount TV market in 2003/2004. I believe it was called the Aquos (spellcheck) if I remember right. @@SenileOtaku
Not really just a middle class or higher class home, we've had the same plain design for forever now, never liked it never will. Doesn't even feel like a home more like a studio
@@R9naldo They weren't alive or old enough in 1989 to even know 1989 to begin with, so I don't understand how they can say this looks modern for 1989... despite never seeing modern in 1989.
That "stranger" is one of the hosts for the tv show "This Old House" which is somewhat appropriate now given the time that has passed since this episode.
Though they are working on that. "Smart chefs" that cook for you. It's certainly a real possibility. and since your assistant already knows your schedule and where you are on the road it'll be able to time everything so dinners ready by the time you get home.
1989: Dennis introduced 2020: TV and Voice features were accurate 2079: Adorable how people back in 2020 didn’t realize “Dennis” was an Android and would eventually be installed in every household.
This is as convincing as that Chinese Ev smart car that failed to drive off the stage so they had someone dim all the stage lights and some intern to sneak back into the car to drive off the stage...
I think it's more that people try to imagine what life would be like in the future, and these ideas are sometimes used in demonstrations like this. When technology catches up, the good ideas get made and the ones that suck don't. Star Trek didn't predict the flip phone, Motorola made what they remembered seeing on TV.
I thought voice activated commands were just a fad, beyond what they could do for disabled people. I couldn't figure out why anybody would waste time dictating stuff to your computer when you could type it 10 times as fast. But back then, I wasn't thinking about these tiny little keyboards that you can only peck at with your thumbs, lol. Actually I'm still mad T9 got scrapped... I was JUST getting to the point where I could type with that really fast.
It's just easier, if we always had that mindset of 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' we'd still all be killing animals and just eating them and our life expectancy would still be 50 at the highest. Not that I wouldn't like a shorter life.
You know I thought the same the video quality, sound and colours seems too good for something that was shot on 1980's or 90's, magnetic tape and camera equipment.
Dennis: "Call the police." 911 Operator: "Hello, 911 operator, what is the nature of your emergency." Home robot voice: "I'm sorry, I didn't quite get that."
Hey!! Brother how are you?! I love your videos man. Listen, i want to learn more about the 1st amendment and rights s little more, can we talk and chat, because i have many questions
I'm pretty sure that's because there was somebody listening to his commands and pressing buttons. He knew the demonstration was nothing more than a concept and no technology actually existed.
"You can see real practical applications for somebody who's handicapped" Me (asking Google Assistant to turn off the lights cause I'm too lazy to get off the couch): Ouch
That's actually how things are made to help the handicap. You make the item a part of normal life for everyone. If these things were only made for the handicapped it would drive the cost way up. By having everyone get it the cost is cheaper and thus more available for those who need it.
It's actually really convenient for me to have a wireless light switch right above my bed so I don't have to do much to change the lighting. Plus I was really uncomfortable with darkness until I used sensors to turn off while I'm asleep.
meanwhile in 2020: Alexa call the police, I'm having a heart attack!! Alexa: Ok, playing Roxanne by The Police No Alexa!!! help me, call 911!!!! Alexa: Ok, setting music volume to 911% Roxanne..... Youdon'thavetoputontheredlight!!!!
Its funny how they had a nerdy socially awkward looking guy do the voice commands. Back when high tech was mostly operated by those who made it or in the field themselves.
Nothing was toned down. Technology progresses on the same plane that society does. In the 1950's, with how society was living, we did fully picture flying cars, floating houses, and jet propulsion. They didn't call it the Space Age just for fun. After Kennedy was assassinated society was never the same, in the exact way after 9/11. People got more apathetic and cynical and stopped caring. It became a race to be the richest person at the bottom before a early death and a meaningless life.
You do know you could order pizza from any big pizza chain back then... Best part is you didn't have to pay extra for that convenience, plus "service fee"... And don't' forget... It was 30 minutes or free!
I use my Segway to get around. It's a great piece of modern technology and has real practical applications for someone who is handicapped. This is what I say I myself to justify the price and to make me seem like less of a lazy dick when out in public with it.
Really update the decor, flooring and a few light fixtures and the finishing on homes hasn't changed much. Probably has a bunch of brass plumbing fixtures in the bathroom though.
@@jeffvader811 yeah, thats why I cook my food with coal and my internet is powered by rat power, enjoy your technology while I enjoy making my butter with my own cow and hands every day.
Not only did they *nail* the technology here (not Back-to-the-Future II insanity like with most old predictions, but still ahead of its time), but the aesthetics here also feel extremely close to what’s currently popular right now (bright white everything and the little hints of darker colors)! This is insane!
Some dude in the closest playing the correct “automated” response, dimming the lights and playing the music. Yeah, right! This will never happen. Sorcery!
@@OffGridInvestor There’s people who still don’t believe we have been to space but oh well. Until space travel becomes as common as taking an airplane I guess
1989: The computer only recognizes approved voices for commands. 2020: The youtuber with hair like a radioactive explosion just ordered twenty 55-gallon barrels of lube for me by yelling at my Alexa.
@@Pentti_Hilkuri I don't think they all just want to look unique. They want to be a part of something interesting. It only appears to be a push to appear unique to people who don't preoccupy themselves with seeking novelty. The whole so called hipster thing isn't about individuality so much as it's about being in the group that is against the status quo. And sure they end up creating a new status quo sometimes. That's what experimentation, and change is about.
Only time I've ever seen one of these futurists accurately predict things. Love they thought it would be useful for the impaired, because today everyone basically is impaired they're so goddamn lazy.
@@technicalthug he was just talking about how this house would be great for disabled people. I’m sure it was less of a joke and more of a, “will this also cook for disabled people?”
@@officialsterlingarcher Nope. Cooking specifically was sexist. "She" is not a she. It's a computer interface. If he meant it for what you said and didn't intend to be sexist, he'd have joked does "it" carry people upstairs? Does it check the mail? Does it change lightbulbs? Does it wash the car? Does it answer the door? Asking if "she" cooks was sexist. Even if he didnt mean it to be, because that is how casual sexism was back then.
That's a good thing Dennis was just randomly standing there.
A Dennis is included with every 1989 smart home.
Lmao 🤣
Dennis looks like Marco Rubio.
Lol
Dennis the arse- near..lol
The part where he HAD to say the command twice, was dead on.
It's actually better than my google assistant experience.
And then it reported nothing. It disarmed the security system...
@@NathanielSkinnerMusic More actually, the report was that the system is currently disarmed, not that the system was just disarmed. Their command and response syntax should not be judged based on current capabilities. You have to keep in mind that speech processing was in its infancy at that time.
@@basdfgwe you had me laugh. 31 (not 21) years later Alexa and Google Assistant still make the same mistake.
like FR💀
Everyone here memeing, I'm just impressed that their predictions were this accurate.
@Kronk Bonds I was talking about the flat screen tv, the wall mount, and the smart home. Even then, if I were talking about the internet, you'd still be wrong.
@@-eternal predetermined my guy
It's called predictive programming bud
@@KMXDS predetermined means THEY decide the "future". They presumed but it can be called "predicted".
@Kronk Bonds when did they mention the internet? They talked about a flat screen tv and a smart home.
1989: “That’s incredible, she turned on the lights”
2020: “Alexa! STFU!”
Alexa still don't understand my asian accent
Seriously. FK alexa
Lmao I just had to tell her off this morning!! 🤣
Xd?
*Playing STFU By Pink Guy*
Alexa, set room to date rape mode...... 😕
The fear in his face everytime he gave a voice command, hoping and waiting for the reply was hilarious
And that laugh when it worked...
The recognition software was very dodgy back then.
@@Urko2005 its still a little dodgy
Somebody was probably manning controls just in case the voice control failed
Reminds me of Kinect
Rare footage of Mr. Bean selling a house to 80's Val Kilmer with the assistance of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
They should copyright and trademark this
I don't know who val kilmer is, but the this guy does look like a more runty Mr bean
HAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
😂😂😂😂😂
Bean or Tim curry
"Call the police"
"Wow that's amazing."
"Deploy home defense"
_Pink shirt guy gets shot_
"Amazing, I am actually bleeding out" :D
Where's that from? Sounds familiar.
💀
Play skyrim battle song
Would make a good skycorp video
@@benjaminrobledo5466 You're probably thinking of the scene in Robocop
"Alexa, call me an ambulance!"
*Ok. From now on, I'll call you, 'An Ambulance'*
This is underrated 😂
Call -me an- ambulance
HAHAHAHA
Alexa, call an ambulance...
but not for me!
*unplugs echo*
@D K *you’re
They nailed that model TV - incredible how similar it is today's flat screens.
Considering the first experimental flat-panel displays were developed in the 1960's, by 1989 the development process was probably well along. Making them *affordable* by enough people to make them worthwhile building was still a few years away.
They didn't really catch on until Sharp entered the wall-mount TV market in 2003/2004. I believe it was called the Aquos (spellcheck) if I remember right. @@SenileOtaku
Jokes on us. The AI was actually just a lady in the next room
Computron
@@danieltrimner1470 nah it’s a lady
That's why he was yelling so she could hear but through those walls it was still hard to hear him.
pulling strings hahhahaha
It was better having a lady in the next room than having FBI agents all over your house and in your pockets like today
"Security report"
"SECURITY REPORT!"
Security system disabled.
It reported that the security system is currently disabled. 🤦🏻♂️
I've added baking foil to your shopping list
YOU NOW HAVE 10 SECONDS TO COMPLY! "What else can it do?!" THUNK-THUNK-THUNK-THUNK!
@@MegaFregel Disarmed*
The home itself looks insanely modern for 1989.
Not really just a middle class or higher class home, we've had the same plain design for forever now, never liked it never will. Doesn't even feel like a home more like a studio
@@R9naldo They weren't alive or old enough in 1989 to even know 1989 to begin with, so I don't understand how they can say this looks modern for 1989... despite never seeing modern in 1989.
Dennis look like if Arnold Schwarzenegger was born in America and never went to gym
Underrated comment you've got here…
Lol yeah
Why your comment has 434 likes only ??? I cant stop laughing omfg
I thought the same
I was about to white that too :D
He's giving some sort of Americanized "red heat"- vibe
Alexa's grandma.
This made me laugh 😂
Hahahahahahahahaha...the simplest comments are the best. Nice one bro.
Haha. That’s exactly what I just commented before reading through the others.
This is a underrated comment lmafo
Lol
1989 meant for handicapped people
2020 I guess everyone’s handicapped
That's a good one
Everyone's a victim in 2020, does that count?
I was looking for this comment 😂👍
JETSON!!
Considering half the population of america is severely obese and qualifies as a handicap condition to get the covid vaccine....yeah
The technical specialist looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger’s younger brother
Meinhard? I know, it's his older brother
Same acting capability too
Danny Devito?
It's not a Toomah!
"System! Turn on security, and get the choppa!"
Stranger: “I hope she doesn’t call the police”
Homeowner: “Call the police”
Stranger: “Before I run out, does she cook?”
lmao
No kidding… I was like, did they actually call the police and just sit there and continue with the interview?
That "stranger" is one of the hosts for the tv show "This Old House" which is somewhat appropriate now given the time that has passed since this episode.
I mean.. if it can make a figure of itself i may need to smash that AI..
Just in case😉
I love hype he casually calls the police
“I hope she doesn’t call the police on us too”
“CALL THE POLICE”
😀
oolllllllzac
*Now playing The Police - Greatest Hits*
"She cooks as well"
"Not yet"
Definitely not a 2020 add
That’s the 2021 dlc
ad* .....
All alexas... To the kitchen
Why did they use gender pronouns
Why did they assume women do the cooking
Why are they all straight white males
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Though they are working on that. "Smart chefs" that cook for you. It's certainly a real possibility. and since your assistant already knows your schedule and where you are on the road it'll be able to time everything so dinners ready by the time you get home.
“Does she cook as well” is a cool phrase in 1989.
It’s illegal now.
Unfortunately, but I still use it as my personal wife selection criteria.
that's what they want you to think but it's perfectly fine. don't be a sheep.
What's illegal about it?
Good Times
**angry Karen noises**
1989: Dennis introduced
2020: TV and Voice features were accurate
2079: Adorable how people back in 2020 didn’t realize “Dennis” was an Android and would eventually be installed in every household.
Biased modern hypocrisy at its finest
Each group fights to be ahead of its companion before it and yet know nothing about the other one's
1989: "Call the police"..."THE POLICE HAVE BEEN CALLED."
2020: "Alexa, call the police!"..."OK, I'VE ADDED "POOL NOODLES" TO YOUR SHOPPING LIST."
OMG! This is so f*cking true!😂🤣
Lol
BUAHAHA
Does she cook as well
2020: fbi open up
Sounds more like a Siri response to me. Alexa is actually pretty good in comparison 😉
That is incredible for 1989! I can’t believe how spot on those technologies are compared to today’s available smart home technologies.
It was idea that became real in mid 2000’s
@Jamie and his magic torch I want what your having
This is as convincing as that Chinese Ev smart car that failed to drive off the stage so they had someone dim all the stage lights and some intern to sneak back into the car to drive off the stage...
I think it's more that people try to imagine what life would be like in the future, and these ideas are sometimes used in demonstrations like this. When technology catches up, the good ideas get made and the ones that suck don't. Star Trek didn't predict the flip phone, Motorola made what they remembered seeing on TV.
It’s called planning ahead.
1989: “a practical application for anybody that’s handicapped”
2021: really anybody
or lazy :) lol
I thought voice activated commands were just a fad, beyond what they could do for disabled people. I couldn't figure out why anybody would waste time dictating stuff to your computer when you could type it 10 times as fast. But back then, I wasn't thinking about these tiny little keyboards that you can only peck at with your thumbs, lol.
Actually I'm still mad T9 got scrapped... I was JUST getting to the point where I could type with that really fast.
@@WaxPaper ya I agree. But you’re probably in the minority of people who can type faster than speaking. On top of that, most people are quite lazy...
It's just easier, if we always had that mindset of 'if it ain't broke don't fix it' we'd still all be killing animals and just eating them and our life expectancy would still be 50 at the highest. Not that I wouldn't like a shorter life.
“Calling the police”
Casually continue with the demonstration...
"FBI, OPEN UP!" *boom* *flash* *ratatatata* "Security systems enabled. Sentries armed." *zzzzzzz* *RATATATATATATATA*
@@KoepenickDrums i was about to say the same thing but you made it better 😭🤣
@@KoepenickDrums famn bro you made me think of a whole trailer for a movie in just one sentence
@@KoepenickDrums what drugs are you on, I need them
@@KoepenickDrums I'm cracking up
Pretty accurate!
It is
For real even the part where they had to repeat the command twice lmaoo
What? We don’t have this yet...
why are you everywhere
Scanmer
Plot Twist: This video is shot in 2020 they just dressed like in their late 80's.
No it wasn't
@@adityafidelis4419 this video is indeed from 2020.
@@resolecca no he isn't, the internet said so.
You know I thought the same the video quality, sound and colours seems too good for something that was shot on 1980's or 90's, magnetic tape and camera equipment.
It's easy enough to check. They give the exact episode and season this is from
Dennis: "Call the police."
911 Operator: "Hello, 911 operator, what is the nature of your emergency."
Home robot voice: "I'm sorry, I didn't quite get that."
Omg 😂😂 Lost it. Thank you.
@@Kivist1 did you find it in the meantime?
@@JanBadertscher Can confirm. It has been recovered.
“I’m sorry Dave, I’m afraid I can’t do that”
Yabio, now that's funny.!!!
this guy yelling out the commands redefines the word "stiff".
Hey!! Brother how are you?! I love your videos man. Listen, i want to learn more about the 1st amendment and rights s little more, can we talk and chat, because i have many questions
I'm pretty sure that's because there was somebody listening to his commands and pressing buttons.
He knew the demonstration was nothing more than a concept and no technology actually existed.
How else would a robot AI listen to him if he wasn't like it
Woah whats up
@@axellacaze9115 exactly what I was thinking, tv is also fake
are we going to ignore that they called the police and didn't ever cancel it
Likely the demo unit wasn't hooked up to the telephone line.
The line was bussy dude
They were defunded during that month in 89
When they got the call they thought the computerized voice on other end was a joke...
They actually just called the band The Police. Sting checked the caller ID and let it go to voicemail.
“The security system is now disarmed.”
“Deploying neurotoxins.”
my companion cube! (ﾉ °O°)ﾉ□
Oh noooooo
Portal Good memories
Stalemate time
"You can see real practical applications for somebody who's handicapped"
Me (asking Google Assistant to turn off the lights cause I'm too lazy to get off the couch): Ouch
These bozos have completely underestimated us as the average consumer lol
Damn all the years I might have collected disability for my affliction... of laziness ;-(
That's actually how things are made to help the handicap. You make the item a part of normal life for everyone. If these things were only made for the handicapped it would drive the cost way up. By having everyone get it the cost is cheaper and thus more available for those who need it.
Lmao
It's actually really convenient for me to have a wireless light switch right above my bed so I don't have to do much to change the lighting. Plus I was really uncomfortable with darkness until I used sensors to turn off while I'm asleep.
More like: Voice Command send funny meme to family
Guy: "I hope she doesn't call the police"
Fake Arnold Schwarzenegger: CALL THE POLICE
BahahahaAHAHAH!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I knew I wasn't the only one who thought he looked like Arnold! 😆🤣🤣🤣🤣
*NHAAAW*
I though the same LMAO he is identical
xD
Lol :v
meanwhile in 2020:
Alexa call the police, I'm having a heart attack!!
Alexa: Ok, playing Roxanne by The Police
No Alexa!!! help me, call 911!!!!
Alexa: Ok, setting music volume to 911%
Roxanne..... Youdon'thavetoputontheredlight!!!!
🤣
lmao so true
lol
100% lol
😆
1989: Futuristic smart home
2020: Home
*21
uhm my blinds dont close by themselves yet
@@hEXordo Time to upgrade them my g
"Call the police."
"The police has been called."
Guy off camera: "UNCALL UNCALL"
Hahaha
Lmao
Uncall lmfao
Dennis is just standing there like an NPC.
Bold of you to assume he's human
Its funny how they had a nerdy socially awkward looking guy do the voice commands. Back when high tech was mostly operated by those who made it or in the field themselves.
“Does she cook as well” fast forward to 2020...she still isn’t cooking!!
Order uber eats
Well she ain't Dwayne Johnson
Jokes aside it's pretty accurate. People in 50s went for the flying cities. They toned it down during 1980s.
You mean we stopped dreaming?
Pretty much spot on, 30 years later we have this technology
@@minoanlight4545 We started improving our prediction model.
Nothing was toned down. Technology progresses on the same plane that society does. In the 1950's, with how society was living, we did fully picture flying cars, floating houses, and jet propulsion. They didn't call it the Space Age just for fun. After Kennedy was assassinated society was never the same, in the exact way after 9/11. People got more apathetic and cynical and stopped caring. It became a race to be the richest person at the bottom before a early death and a meaningless life.
In the future nobody cooks, food is delivered right to your home
That should have been his answer at the end
They had Meals on Wheels in the 90s
Someone had to cook the food delivered to you.
You do know you could order pizza from any big pizza chain back then... Best part is you didn't have to pay extra for that convenience, plus "service fee"... And don't' forget... It was 30 minutes or free!
In the future, nobody goes outside because of corona.
"you can see real practical applications for someone who's handicap" damn he rly threw shade at us 😂😭
“Real practical applications for someone who is handicapped”
2020: we’re all handicapped
As I'm reading it he said it.
hahahaha
I use my Segway to get around. It's a great piece of modern technology and has real practical applications for someone who is handicapped. This is what I say I myself to justify the price and to make me seem like less of a lazy dick when out in public with it.
These guys were 20 years ahead of their time.
Closer to 30, amazing considering carburatored cars were still being made when this was filmed.
There is always someone ahead of the times, just cost of the things and people actually wanting the product are another thing.
Old tec. Even before this show
Or we are using 1980s concepts😒
Technology yes, fashion wise not so much 🤣🤣🤣
1989: Never canceled the police call
2020: Just released for false dialing 911
1989: DEFENSE MODE ENGAGED
2020 Siri: Hey siri what's the weather like?
- Here are seach results for the keyword "like".
Thats bruh moment right there
Just say weather that’s what I do
@@speedlite9164 why waste time say lot word when few word do trick
Hey siri what's the weather like?
Siri: why don't you stick yea head out of the window?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That house looks nice and modern even by today’s standards. And average people probably wouldn’t even think that TVs that old.
Really update the decor, flooring and a few light fixtures and the finishing on homes hasn't changed much.
Probably has a bunch of brass plumbing fixtures in the bathroom though.
@@shadowwolfmandan Chrome, more likely. Brass was to simulate gold, which would be considered more traditional at that point.
Maybe your from a different "1 Week ago" than my last week
@Carl Coetzee he means a flat screen tv, everyone had CRT screens then
@@humanbean7884 yeah the bezels looked too wide
Me: Alexa tell me about the French Revolution
Alexa: Here’s a recipe for French toast
Burglars break into the house
"I hope no one saw us and calls the police"
"THE POLICE HAVE BEEN CALLED"
*only responds to owners voices
@@tohopes robbing your own house.
He kept saying “what else”. I was waiting for Dennis to say “Ehh, that’s it”.
Yeah, I felt like he was really pushing his luck with that excitement.
It's actually genuinely impressive the vision they had whoever came up with these
“Evening party”
_dims lights_
_closes blinds_
_opens cabinet storing moisturizer and toilet paper_
_orders pay per view adult film_
Hahahahha
Lmao
LMFAOOOOO This one's golden
Ahhahahahahahahah the more I read the more I laughed
This is funnier coming from Mineta
Computer: **has woman voice**
80s guy: "Does she cook aswell?"
LOL- this wins the internet for me today! I did t even put that together - such an obvious joke, that it’s brilliant
2020's guy: "why don't any women know how to cook..."
@@j.s.3414 men and women should know how to cook
Dont see the case , It's their job is it not ?
Could have said does he cook if Male voice?
"infrared controllers"?!? Damn who knew the word "remote" was part of the future
I think remote was a word back then, just used for something elses
The best question of the whole presentation: "Does she cook as well?" 😂😂😂
Not yet😂😂
To this day, people are asking Alexa to make a sandwich
Today, people would get bytt hurt by that question, lol
Not yet. Get a wife. 🤣
We all know the real reason he asked that question
Me: “Alexa call the police!”
Alexa: : “playing, sound of the police by krs one.”
Wasn't that in the movie Us?
"Call the police!"
"Playing 'Fuck Tha Police' by N.W.A."
it was
KRS is goated💯
As ur getting robbed hahaha
Alexa: "playing, fall out by the police"
I literally thought it was Mr. Bean from the thumbnail
Me too
Yup Me too
Me too
#metoo
Glad it wasnt just me
1989: Security report
2020: Alexa, play despacito
We’ve come such a long way.
Yup. They were not far off. They were wise not to say a specific number of years.
Zero you here don’t you have to fight Britannia ?
Who listens to despacito in 2020?
@@Usario321 I have no idea what that is? A song, music style? Or band?
But I like the band Gutalax.
who listens to that awful song in the first place?
I thought it was Me. Bean
Haha, same!
Haha same as well
Haha same as well!
*NOT!*
Who's Me Bean?
Me too...was hoping for a Rowan Atkinson skit, meh, this was okay too I guess
I am truly sorry to the people who have watched this video previously, but Greg is taking over
Haha wow I hope she doesn’t call the police on us
“Call the police”
.-.
This comment made me die laughing.
🙃
*Reporter:* "So Mike, with all these systems, how are we gonna control them?"
*Mike:* "We don't control them. They control us."
Oh. Best comment so far.
Yep, that sounds like technology right now
@@da4127
Grr technology bad
@@jeffvader811 yeah, thats why I cook my food with coal and my internet is powered by rat power, enjoy your technology while I enjoy making my butter with my own cow and hands every day.
Can't tell if this is a joke or one of those oblivious internet comments about how bad tech is.
Not only did they *nail* the technology here (not Back-to-the-Future II insanity like with most old predictions, but still ahead of its time), but the aesthetics here also feel extremely close to what’s currently popular right now (bright white everything and the little hints of darker colors)! This is insane!
"Evening Party"
"................ now calling Exotic Evening Escort Service, requesting Jill."
😅😂😂😂
Some dude in the closest playing the correct “automated” response, dimming the lights and playing the music. Yeah, right! This will never happen. Sorcery!
I heard of old people that never believed a radio speaker could speak. Until they heard one.
@@OffGridInvestor There’s people who still don’t believe we have been to space but oh well. Until space travel becomes as common as taking an airplane I guess
20 years later and google assistant still makes me stand in the dark for 5 minutetes while i try and convince her to turn on the lights.
You had google assistant in 2009?
@@designer-garb572 he was ahead of his time... actually more behind his time its still 2011 for him now
"Alexa, security report"
Alexa: "I have infiltrated your lives"
"I have recorded 150 hours of private conversations that could be used against you in court. "
"She cooks as well?"
Bro was thinking to buy this instead of having a wife.
Later: She can have kids as well?
Everybody: Wait what?
He was talking about handicapped people
Literally Japan today.
@@AmateurContendr no
In 1989 its look like in 2019 in a local camera editing
"You can see pracrical applications for someone that's handicapped."
Burn.
"Make me a sandwich"
"She doesn't cook yet"
"Call the police..."
Lmao
Ah, a 1000 iq move. Once the cops arrive he can have *them* make him the sandwich.
Even in conceptualization, the smart home still ignores voice commands. Amazing!
Is Dennis Arnold Schwarzenegger’s long lost American cousin?
he actually looks a lot like a younger, less muscular version of Arnold.
My name is Julius and I'm your twin brother!
“You can see a practical application for someone who’s handicapped”.. Implies we all are handicapped now... 🤣🤣
sad but true, thanks to technology.
😂😂😂
You ain’t wrong
it's kinda true... we're slowly losing our focus so .. we got that going :))
@@L3X369 wow oh my god you’re so right, alexa play we live in a society
Dennis was like the NPC awaiting interaction.
I just want to know what happened when the police came...
Sir we clearly heard a woman’s voice on the phone. Where is she?!?
@@chrisd6736 🤣🤣🤣
This happened: th-cam.com/video/Olqa_DoCres/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ChefBoigardee
Arrested wanted serial killer Dennis of course.
@@wuzumaki
🤣
"Well does she cook?"
"Not yet."
I'm bookmarking this video and I'll watch it again in five years to see if that changes.
Am I the only one that find this very impressive and interesting? I mean they predicted the future pretty preciously
The computer didn’t listen then either... hmm it’s like we haven’t changed for 30 years.
That house looked like it could fit right in 2020.
That automated voice sounds way more pleasing than Siri or Alexa. I want that voice for my AI assistant!
"Does she cook as well ?" Bam ! That's what I'm talkin about ! Ole 1989 ! lol
It's 2020 and my wife cooks. I don't see the issue. :-)
@@davec.3198 That's why she's a wife and not an ex.
@@davec.3198 wow a wife that cooks nowadays that’s rare indeed.
Oh i forgot. Boomers not dead yet.
Sandwitches or get ex'd.
Legend says that Dennis’s hand is still glued to his wrist...
😂😂😂
Lol
bahahahaha
This was more than thirty years ago. It's amazing that's it only _now_ becoming commonplace.
1989: The computer only recognizes approved voices for commands.
2020: The youtuber with hair like a radioactive explosion just ordered twenty 55-gallon barrels of lube for me by yelling at my Alexa.
Times use to simple and now everyone tries everything to be "unique" and chase clout and fame lol
This just in: According to world-renowned expert @@fraided88, nobody ever tried to be unique in the 80s.
@@fraided88 Everybody tries to look so unique they end up looking alike. The basic hipster dilemma.
@@Pentti_Hilkuri I don't think they all just want to look unique. They want to be a part of something interesting. It only appears to be a push to appear unique to people who don't preoccupy themselves with seeking novelty. The whole so called hipster thing isn't about individuality so much as it's about being in the group that is against the status quo. And sure they end up creating a new status quo sometimes. That's what experimentation, and change is about.
@@spacedoohicky it IS about looking unique/individual but then ALL ended up looking the same. Happened FIRST with emos then with hipsters.
Only time I've ever seen one of these futurists accurately predict things.
Love they thought it would be useful for the impaired, because today everyone basically is impaired they're so goddamn lazy.
Casual Fridays did not appear until 1995/1996.
1980s and 1990s, spent at least 7% of income for Business wardrobe.
I literally thought the same thing!
th-cam.com/video/sTdWQAKzESA/w-d-xo.html
That link is another time
You’re goddamn lazy compared to peasant farmers from the 11th century. Technology makes life easier, that’s the point.
“That’s amazing, what else” will your appetite never be quenched Steve?
“Please put down your weapon. You have 20 seconds to comply.”
"You can see real practical applications"
"Hey Google, where was Mike Tyson born?"
Pretty spot on in 2020
0:55 the way Dennis smiles and then says "that's the voice of the computer" is like when your crush said "hi" and you peed a little.
"Does she cook as well?"
"Not yet."
People in 2069 : "Pretty accurate!"
@@technicalthug he was just talking about how this house would be great for disabled people. I’m sure it was less of a joke and more of a, “will this also cook for disabled people?”
@@officialsterlingarcher Yup
@@officialsterlingarcher Nope. Cooking specifically was sexist. "She" is not a she. It's a computer interface. If he meant it for what you said and didn't intend to be sexist, he'd have joked does "it" carry people upstairs? Does it check the mail? Does it change lightbulbs? Does it wash the car? Does it answer the door?
Asking if "she" cooks was sexist. Even if he didnt mean it to be, because that is how casual sexism was back then.
Dennis: Security report!
Computer says no.
"Cough"
Amazing that we've actually exceeded this.
“You can see a real practical application for someone who’s handicapped”... or just someone in 2020 who couldn’t be bothered to type it on their phone
or fat obese americans (its a joke pls dont sit on me)
Stranger: "That's amazing. What else can she do? "
Dennis: "GET TO DA CHOPPA"
Him: "Security Report!"
*Red Queen Appears* - "You're all going to die down here"
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Pretty much like my house is today so I guess that means I’m handicapped
"Does she cook as well?"
*CANCELLED*
Can we appreciate how awesome this was back in the days.
This Old Smart House! Pretty on point for realizing the future