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AI identifies nearly 19,000 road offences in captured images

Artificial intelligence has detected almost 19,000 apparent road offences in a collection of images, including a case involving a child travelling on an adult passenger’s lap without a seatbelt.

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Artificial intelligence has identified nearly 19,000 apparent road offences in captured images, highlighting a range of potentially dangerous behaviour on the roads.

One of the images shows a front-seat passenger carrying a small child on her lap while travelling without a seatbelt. The incident is among the examples described as particularly concerning.

The supplied information does not provide further details about where or when the images were taken, the organisation operating the AI system, or what action may follow from the detected offences. It also does not specify the full range of violations identified by the technology.

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The latest available information is that almost 19,000 offences have been detected, with the image involving the unrestrained child illustrating the type of road-safety concern identified by the system.

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