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Ken Abroad visits Shenzhen, a city he describes as possibly the world’s most futuristic place, to explore how everyday life looks amid driverless taxis, robot coffee makers, drone deliveries, and a cashless society. He starts his day in a driverless taxi, sharing his mix of curiosity and anxiety about AI navigation, and gradually grows more comfortable as he compares safety statistics with human drivers. The ride prompts questions about accountability and what happens in emergencies when a car might fail or be unable to stop in time. Throughout the day he dives into the city’s surveillance-heavy environment, counting cameras and weighing perceived safety against privacy concerns, and observes how the omnipresent digital systems rely on Chinese citizens’ numbers, phones, and payment apps. He then visits a tech mall and a drone delivery station to see robots, drone logistics, and futuristic gadgets up close, including robot dogs, a flying taxi prototype, and a holographic display, while也
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