The car wouldn’t stop warning him that he was asleep. 😅
An Asian man was driving a Lexus when the camera-based monitoring system started sending him drowsiness alerts over and over. The problem: his eyes were completely open. The camera, designed to measure how “open” an eye appears using a fixed metric, simply couldn’t interpret their natural shape — and that’s where the anecdote stops being funny.
The story went viral on TikTok, and the debate immediately exploded: was it simply a calibration error, or had the AI never considered eyes that don’t fit a single mold? According to reports in some outlets, the driver was considering suing Lexus, although that has not yet been confirmed by official sources. What is real is the underlying technical failure, documented throughout the facial-monitoring industry. 🚗👁️