The "World Government Summit" commenced today in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. During an engaging dialogue with the UAE's Minister of AI at the main forum, Baidu's founder, Li Yanhong, underscored the potential of Robotaxi to drastically cut down on traffic fatalities. He emphasized that the technology behind these autonomous vehicles is evolving at a rapid pace, promising a safety standard ten times superior to that of human drivers. To substantiate his claim, Li Yanhong referred to tangible data from Luobo Kuaipao, revealing that the accident rate for this service is a mere 1/14th of that observed among human drivers.

The latest iteration of Luobo Kuaipao's driverless vehicles has seamlessly integrated Baidu Apollo ADFM's advanced large model, enabling L4-level autonomous driving capabilities. Additionally, each driverless vehicle and its passengers are covered by an insurance policy worth 5 million yuan, underscoring the commitment to safety and assurance. As of last October, Luobo Kuaipao had successfully completed over 8 million autonomous driving trips without any significant casualties, further attesting to the reliability and safety of its technology.