00:00Want to do illegal or bad things in Kuala Lumpur
00:02Be careful, there are 10,000 eyes watching you throughout the city.
00:06Kuala Lumpur City Hall recently spent RM500 million
00:08Install 10,000 units with AI-powered real-time monitoring capabilities.
00:12CCTV smart closed-circuit television camera
00:14It covers strategic locations in Kuala Lumpur.
00:16Including main roads, intersections, public areas, and commercial centers
00:20This system can also automatically analyze criminal behavior.
00:24Facial recognition and tracking functions
00:26The goal is to make criminals have nowhere to hide.
00:37Just how powerful are these 10,000 electric eyes?
00:40First is HD high-definition face recognition.
00:42Even in a crowd, it can accurately lock onto the target.
00:46Second, predictive behavior analysis
00:48The bad guys haven't made a move yet.
00:49The background AI program can automatically identify suspicious behavior.
00:53Third, a geographical fence with no blind spots.
00:56Digital Skynet remains a hotspot for crime.
00:59As long as the suspect vehicle or person enters the red zone
01:02The police will then be able to activate navigation mode.
01:04Untraceable route
01:05And when necessary
01:07These CCTV cameras can also function as loudspeakers.
01:10It is available in five languages: Malay, English, Mandarin, Tamil, and Arabic.
01:14Language warning
01:24He was previously used to remind tourists
01:26Avoid those illegal street photographers
01:29But in fact, the initial stage of this technology is
01:32Before the police arrived at the scene
01:34A verbal warning has already been given to the violator.
01:37To enhance coordination among law enforcement agencies
01:40Integrated control center located in Kuala Lumpur
01:42The collected data will be shared with the police in real time.
01:46The Kuala Lumpur Police Chief also stated
01:47Since this system has been fully operational
01:50Police are tracking down the suspect.
01:52And the efficiency in investigating criminal cases has been significantly improved.
01:56In fact, besides the function of the crime reduction system...
01:59It also includes precision traffic management
02:01Search for missing persons
02:02It can also respond quickly to emergencies.
02:05Such as serious car accidents or fires, etc.
02:07Although this sounds like it covers a wide range
02:10CCDV that may be monitored in real time
02:12This has sparked public concern about the right to privacy.
02:15Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Yang Xiaoshuang
02:17Today, they also offered reassurance in the reposted article.
02:20Indicates the monitoring range of these cameras
02:22Strictly locked in public areas
02:24Absolutely no involvement in the private sector
02:26Therefore, there is no issue of privacy infringement.
02:29Furthermore, the data will only be stored for 60 days.
02:31Access to all data
02:33It was also tightly controlled by a specific professional monitoring team.
02:38Protect information security as much as possible
02:40So the minister wants everyone to rest assured.
02:42Moreover, the minister also said
02:43Kuala Lumpur currently has a population of 2.1 million.
02:45Only equipped with 10,000 cameras
02:48Compared to other places
02:50Like Singapore
02:51There are 18 units per 1,000 people.
02:52Seoul, South Korea has 24 TVs per 1,000 people.
02:55We still have a lot of room for improvement.
02:57What do you think about Kuala Lumpur in this regard?
02:59Are you ready?
03:01Through cutting-edge technology
03:02Comparable to top-tier city driving services
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