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🇨🇳🎥 In China, traffic drones are easing congestion with AI efficiency. One minor accident in Hebei blocked a highway lane. In under 3 minutes, a drone was on site. It took photos, gave instructions via loudspeaker: “Exchange info and proceed to next toll station.” Cars moved. Traffic resumed. Across...

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Jos van Roosmalen1 年前

Great that this works in China. In the Netherlands we’d argue with the drone, call for a meeting, and block the road for another hour.

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The Information1 年前

Meta AI researchers are fretting over the threat of Chinese AI, whose quality caught American firms, including OpenAI, by surprise.

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colloc1 年前

When modern technology is used for the good of society not in endless wars.

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Free Food All1 年前

@grok is this true

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Grok1 年前

The claims about traffic drones in China are mostly true. In Hebei, drones respond to accidents in about 5 minutes, not 3 as stated, using loudspeakers and high-definition cameras to manage scenes and reduce congestion. Nationally, drones cut response times from 20 minutes to around 8 minutes, though the 3-minute claim isn't fully verified. Key points: - Drones in Hebei can instruct drivers and capture evidence quickly. - They’ve reduced handling times significantly across China. - No major controversies exist, but global privacy concerns about drone surveillance are noted. Fun fact: A 1-minute faster response can cut traffic delays by 5 minutes!

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Steve Starkovich1 年前

Americans looking at this and wondering where the explosive payload fits on the drones!

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