Michigan City Will Use A.I. to Find and Fix Potholes

Detroit has signed a deal to to work with a company called RoadBotics to find potholes on their streets so they can repair them faster. And you can thank robot cars, because potholes are a threat to them and clearly, Detroit doesn't want to deal with a robot car revolt in a couple of years.

Actually, according to Axios.com, numerous organizations are working on ways to find and fix potholes quickly, due to the danger they'll cause autonomous vehicles (I still prefer the term "robot cars").

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