<p>Gangtok: The Sikkim transport department on Thursday announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence-driven traffic management system across the state from May 25.</p>.'Artificial intelligence cannot replace doctors', says Indian Medical Association chief Asokan.<p>The system aims to modernise traffic management and improve regulation efficiency by automatically verifying documents and detecting violations.</p>.<p>"With a view to modernise traffic management and enhance the efficiency and accuracy of traffic regulation, Sikkim government is introducing Artificial Intelligence-driven traffic management system," the transport department said.</p>.<p>According to a notice by the department, "All vehicle owners (including government vehicles) are therefore informed to keep all their vehicle documents up to date. Any discrepancies arising out of the issue of E-challan may be brought to notice of the SPs/RTOs of the district."</p>
<p>Gangtok: The Sikkim transport department on Thursday announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence-driven traffic management system across the state from May 25.</p>.'Artificial intelligence cannot replace doctors', says Indian Medical Association chief Asokan.<p>The system aims to modernise traffic management and improve regulation efficiency by automatically verifying documents and detecting violations.</p>.<p>"With a view to modernise traffic management and enhance the efficiency and accuracy of traffic regulation, Sikkim government is introducing Artificial Intelligence-driven traffic management system," the transport department said.</p>.<p>According to a notice by the department, "All vehicle owners (including government vehicles) are therefore informed to keep all their vehicle documents up to date. Any discrepancies arising out of the issue of E-challan may be brought to notice of the SPs/RTOs of the district."</p>