Dou Dou had a really fun Children’s Day. But it was different for everyone else.
Take Su Lixing, for instance; his mind was about to explode! The reason is simple: according to the information Dou Dou distributed everywhere, Xilin Licheng is providing technical support and entire solutions for Xilin City’s smart city construction, as well as being the operator for smart property managent.
And Su Lixing is both the person in charge of the company’s daily production and operations, and the company’s legal representative. So, if soone really wants to sue, Su Lixing would naturally be the one primarily responsible.
Although since the day the smart city transformation of Xilin City was approved, he had anticipated that this day would co. But Su never imagined Dou Dou would use such drastic asures to complete the first phase of handover.
On Children’s Day itself, they forcibly took over seventeen residential community properties across nine administrative districts in Xilin.
Among them are nine dium to large communities, three resettlent areas, and five small neighborhoods with only a few buildings, involving fifteen street offices and sixteen neighborhood committees in Xilin.
Of course, these aren’t the major issues for Su Lixing.
The key issue is that not all the properties in a whole city are necessarily privately owned. There are also so property companies that are of a more advanced nature and considered valuable assets under their portfolios. This was one reason there was controversy when Xilin initially intended to promote smart city developnt.
If it’s just replacing so small properties, so be it, but if even these are replaced, and the cash cows are gone, who accounts for the loss? Although various aspects of Xilin are now showing an upward trend, with increased taxation in both industrial and service sectors.
However, if they entirely let go of those forr sources of revenue, obviously more ti is needed.
Most importantly, certain companies are still in debt. If their property under managent is inexplicably replaced, what will they do next?
The craziest part is that people are using such an unconventional way of taking over. By dispatching a row of robots, without any human presence, they completed the handover. No one could even find soone to reason with.
As for arguing with robots...
Soone has already set an example by trying to reason with the robots, asking for public opinion online, and the result was remarkably straightforward from netizens. Since no agreent could be reached, simply both stubbornly dig in, sentencing to execution by firing or injection, and whoever doesn’t die afterward can be listened to!
How fair is that!
The saying on the internet is fully exemplified: whenever netizens pass judgnt, it starts with a death sentence.
And up till now, indeed, no one has dared to smash these robots.
After all, there’s now a Charter for Artificial Intelligence with a Smart Managent Bureau in Xilin, and robots deployed in various communities bear insignias, firmly belonging to national property.
What’s most infuriating is that these robots are considerate of human emotions.
They even have a designated area for people to vent their anger, and once emotions run high, it will proactively remind them: "If you wish to hit , make sure to aim at the marked red-circled area in front of .
It’s padded with cushions, and backed by thick specialized anti-collision armor. You won’t hurt your hand, and even if you use tools to hit, the backlash won’t damage your thumb. Most importantly, there will be no property damage, otherwise, my repair costs are expensive, and you might unintentionally incur penalties."
This is the situation, and it’s sothing no one anticipated beforehand.
To be honest, when the smart city started construction and the neighborhoods began their intelligent renovations, everyone realized a day like this would co, and many contingency plans were drafted. According to their plans, this matter could at least be stalled for a few years.
As for what happens a few years later, one could trust in the wisdom of the successors to handle issues concerning artificial intelligence handovers properly.
Yet, clearly, those previous contingency plans have fallen behind the tis.
No one expected Dou Dou would achieve the goal by directly publishing online, then imdiately launching a public voting through the official app and collecting all electronic contracts, and directly dispatch robots for deploynt.
Everything was done under public scrutiny, making it far too late to play any tricks, especially amidst the fervent smart city developnt in Xilin, no one dared to act recklessly.
Eventually, the pressure fell on Su Lixing’s shoulders.
Specifically, it manifested as batches of bigwigs wanting to invite Old Comrade Su for a al to discuss this property work handover issue. Once again, during this Children’s Day, Su beca the hottest figure in Xilin.
Except Su didn’t want this kind of popularity behind closed doors.
What a joke.
After all, he’s just the legal representative; no one has ever discussed with him how to implent the technology or how to handle the handover. Su Lixing doesn’t really think he can resolve these disputes, deciding whose properties to take over or not. Clearly, this should be sothing decided collectively by local residents.
Not to ntion Dou Dou already set the standard for imdiate takeover at seventy percent. In other words, as long as the original property’s support rate in the community reaches thirty-one percent, at least for this period, they are safe.
It can still be organized by the original property company, opting to lease smart equipnt to enhance and reform the community’s property services.
If they can’t even garner thirty-one percent support, then being replaced makes sense.
Currently, from the back-end of the smart city, in the ten administrative districts of Xilin City, with over five thousand communities, the opposing vote has reached thirty-one percent, and the number of temporarily safe community properties is less than ten.
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