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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... show more
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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.

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

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

@grok is this true

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!

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