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California wants to reduce traffic. The Newsom administration thinks AI can help (finance.yahoo.com)
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California wants to reduce traffic. The Newsom administration thinks AI can help::Caltrans says AI can help generate recommendations so workers can take steps to improve the flow of traffic and potentially prevent accidents on the road.

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[–] Ledivin@lemmy.world 5 points 1 year ago

I'm sure it will HELP traffic, but the problem is that our public transit SUCKS and is fucking DISGUSTING. I take BART about once a year just to see if it's gotten better and have regretted it immensely ever since about a year before the pandemic.

The traffic problem CANNOT be solved without investing a fuck-ton of money into our public transit. Stop trying to be a cheap fuck, Newsom. Yes, it's going to be hard, but it's literally your only option.