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Kaohsiung Police Have Created an AI Assistant for Faster and More Accurate Law and Regulation Searches on the Front Lines.

Frontline police officers face complex regulations and are constantly being filmed by members of the public while on duty; a single wrong word can spark controversy. To address this, the Kaohsiung City Police Department developed a "Police AI Assistant" to help quickly find regulations and standard operating procedures (SOPs). In tests, nearly 80% of officers found the answers accurate. Lin Hsing-Tzu, head of the Department of Information Manage…
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Frontline police officers face complex regulations and are constantly being filmed by members of the public while on duty; a single wrong word can spark controversy. To address this, the Kaohsiung City Police Department developed a "Police AI Assistant" to help quickly find regulations and standard operating procedures (SOPs). In tests, nearly 80% of officers found the answers accurate. Lin Hsing-Tzu, head of the Department of Information Manage…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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