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🚨🇨🇳CHINA'S NEW SPHERICAL POLICE ROBOT: CRIME-FIGHTER WITH AI China has introduced a revolutionary spherical police robot equipped with AI, capable of autonomous operation. Unlike Western models focused on surveillance, this robot actively pursues criminals. The high-tech bot navigates both smooth asphalt and rugged terrain, even surviving falls from heights... show more

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Clara Winslowvor 1 Jahr

But can it withstand Barrett M107A1 50 BMG

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Johnny_Wildcardvor 1 Jahr

Does it only attack people with low social credit score? 😂

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steelpondvor 1 Jahr

Reminds me of the drones in the TV series The Prisoner.

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Edward Girardvor 1 Jahr

Who else is remembering The Prisoner?

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FriendlyNotFriendlyvor 1 Jahr

As long as it won't prevent you from buying $ELON Wif a Hat on SOL Then no problem. ca: DpDuHScSNi6LQZ9hjrwS2fjfgfeoAH1jRgcXt38rDrEw @Elonwifhat69 #ELONWIFHAT

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Songpinganqvor 1 Jahr

Digital ID and SKYNET are the foundation of China's social credit system. In China, being a public nuisance can lose you 20 social credit points, leading to blacklisting and arrest.

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DDTvor 1 Jahr

Not so far...

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Citizen Callervor 1 Jahr

This isn't a good example of "the future is looking really exciting" as the video claims. At least terminator robots are legit scary but who wants to be policed by a spy ball?

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Jess Fieldsvor 1 Jahr

the fear of being chased by a massive eyeball is a great deterrent

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