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C'mon China - you're horning in the action. Doing risky stuff with AI is America's thing.
From what I can tell reading the article, the AI isn't actually doing anything operational like driving the trains. It's used to determine the stress on the infrastructure and to alert people to potential problems before they happen so that maintenance is done proactively.
It's the same as any other industrial control system, or even the old hand calculations done with the GOSPLAN system using gaussian matrices.
Machine Learning is really good at pattern recognition and infrastructure/production have consistent inputs and outputs.
exactly, it's a perfect tool for the job