A CGI video describes in detail the workings of a nuclear-powered aircraft that may remain in the air for years.
Are you comfortable aboard a nuclear-powered plane? No? well what about a nuclear-powered plane driven by artificial intelligence? Still no? well buckle up because we may soon see these monsters in the air!
A new CGI film explains how the AI-piloted Sky Cruise intends to stay in the air for extended periods of time while also landing to pick up or drop off passengers. The nuclear fusion-powered 20-engine future aircraft/hotel hybrid is never intended to touch down.
The nuclear-powered sky cruise, according to Hashem Alghaili, who built the amazingly accurate model of the monstrous airplane, might represent the future of transportation.
The Sky Cruise will still need enough of employees on board to be available at every passenger's beck and call despite promises of a man-free voyage.
If you're courageous enough, the promotional video also suggests that the human-boarded UFO might make an ideal wedding location.
In addition, Hashem Al-Ghaili produced a YouTube video showcasing conceptual designs for the Sky Cruise vessel, nicknamed the "hotel of the future," with space for 5,000 passengers, according to The Independent.
For travelers who would arrive at the hotel via airliner or private jet, its design blends "elements of a commercial plane while presenting the ultimate of luxury."
Sky Cruise, according to the narrator, would feature 20 electric motors that were fueled only by "clean, nuclear energy," leaving no carbon imprint.
The hotel could potentially stay in the air for years without ever having to touch the earth, never run out of fuel, and conduct maintenance and repairs above the clouds.
Imagined by Tony Holmsten and animated by Al-Ghaili, the cruiser concept includes a command deck that would use AI to predict air turbulence to glide over with ease as well as a medical facility outfitted with technology to keep passengers healthy and in shape.
There will be a ton of entertainment options on board the flying hotel to keep customers entertained as well.
The video depiction reveals an entertainment deck featuring stores, gyms, swimming areas, bars, children's play areas, movie theaters, and other amenities.
Additionally, there is an area specifically designated for meetings and gatherings.
A panoramic hall within an observation tower with 360-degree views of the sky above the clouds and three separate viewing domes for stargazing are located apart from the main focus of the activity.
If enough people agreed to the plan, the Sky Cruise would have outside elevators to transport passengers from one place to another.
One YouTube user pointed out how vast the runway would need to be for such a gigantic cruiser, which caused some people to worry about its size "another person added: "That thing is massive, it's at least 20 times larger than any commercial jet. It's a monster-sized" aircraft.
The amount of care required for anything this large is beyond my comprehension." Not to mention the chance of a nuclear-powered aircraft actually crashing.
Although it's true that using AI creates ethical concerns, humans have nonetheless experimented with it. Following that word of warning, news emerged about a Google developer who claimed that an AI chatbot had developed sentience.
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