Police use AI to help track down deadly hit-run driver

Police use AI to help track down deadly hit-run driver

After a hit-and-run driver killed two people in Udon Thani province on July 6, a small part believed to be from the suspect’s vehicle was found at the scene and sent it to investigators at Kumphawapi police station.

Thai Police Use ChatGPT to Catch Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Two: Here's How

How did ChatGPT help solve a deadly hit-and-run in Thailand? In a remarkable fusion of policing and artificial intelligence, Thai police in Udon Thani Province used OpenAI’s ChatGPT to identify a hit-and-run suspect, leading to the arrest of a driver responsible for the deaths of two individuals on July 6, 2025. The case, which initially offered minimal physical evidence, took a high-tech turn when investigators turned to ChatGPT for help identi…

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Day 197 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025.  ……… Let’s call this a trial balloon. For years now, I’ve been calling for an end to hit-and-runs, in a region where nearly half of all collisions end with a fleeing driver, The post Let’s end hit-and-runs once and for all, Mid-City Neighborhood Greenways break ground, and tell LADOT we can do better appeared first on BikinginLA.

Police in Thailand use ChatGPT to catch driver who killed 2 in hit & run

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AI Helps Thai Police Crack Deadly Hit-and-Run Case in Udon Thani

File photo courtesy of Pixabay In a cutting-edge twist, police in Udon Thani harnessed AI technology to track down a deadly hit-and-run driver. After two tragic deaths on 6th July, a crucial vehicle part was found at the scene. Investigators at Kumphawapi police station enlisted ChatGPT to identify the part. Security footage showed the suspect vehicle speeding away, but a small auto piece held the key. ChatGPT analysed the photo of the p…