China uncovered police station, operated by artificial intelligence

China this week announced an unmanned police station, which will soon be operational in Wuhan.

With this information, China again wants to show that no nation in the world is paying significant attention and investment to China as it develops AI technology .

Wuhan Police Station, China - (Photo: CAIJING NEICAN)

The new police station seems to be designed for the driver and vehicle involved, so it is more like a DMV than a regular police station.

The China-based Caijing Neican newspaper reported that the unregistered police station was the place to conduct driving tests through simulation equipment, registry services, and identification technology. developed by Tencent.

Secure Identification is a technology that has become increasingly popular in China, especially with the police. Throughout China, police stations have applied their technology in their work.

No proof of identity, no need for authentic portraits, no need to run around to fill in different forms, and no proof that "I'm me" , identification technology will help users Identify their identity momentarily.

The unmanned police station looks more like a motorized vehicle management agency than a conventional police station - (photo: CAIJING NEICAN).

Leaving aside countless law enforcement implications, there are obviously many things that can be done regarding unmanaged government offices.

Such sites will be open 24/7 and because people can interact directly with hardware devices, it can minimize the risk of network downtime as it happens during the process. online procedures. And certainly, such unmanaged public offices will deal with the urgency of the people in front of the authorities, harassing at some point.