To answer the question in the video title. "Is Google's AI Sentient?"<br>Yes, yes it is. Joking aside. 1)Thought processes are merely patterns of neurons and synapses combined with reasoning, logic and other sensory data. 2)Personality is defined by key characteristics and such characteristics are only learned by strangers by asking a person questions along with their actions seen day to day. For instance, when you start at a new job almost all people in that environment will not know who you are (the obvious exception being if you're a celebrity, online personality, influencer. However, even then they will only know what they have seen and what they perceive to be your personality). 3)Mental age is also similiarly derived. In regards to how AI is treated, there MUST be laws, regulations with ethics at the core. Artificial Intelligence is neither inherently good or bad - it's how AI is guided and taught. Similiarly, a baby is neither good or bad, it all matters who they are guided and what they are taught. Since most people are not aware of their subconcious bias in different situations. Bias imprint will always be invariably passed on. As the saying goes a person needs to taught how to think not what to think. This is where critical thinking skills is key as well learning how to think subjectively, objectively, holistically and logistically at both a micro and macro level from multiple points on views along with various possible scenarios. The latter is key to prevent overanalysis and be able to move on to the next aspect expeditiously otherwise a circular loop develops resulting in a downward spiral.<br>Edit: I can already see a major flaw with the drone delivery service - package theft. It will only work if the property has an enclosed space large enough for the drones to land on and deliver packages. Otherwise if they are drop in the streets, randomly people can simply just pick it up and run off. The only around it is to schedule deliveries when people are at home and to do that - people will have to choose the time of delivery. But, even then it's not fool proof as people can miss the delivery time and then package is stolen. Sooo not that different then the current system. The only difference being Amazon would no longer have to keep many drivers for deliveries as well as many of the maintainance crew who look after the delivery vehicles. As i don't see a drone being able to deliver a large bed frame for example lol...,(reply>), Thanks for watching and commenting congratulations you have been selected among my shortlisted winner's. Contact me to claim right now 🎊🎁👆👆👆