From insight to action: What does it take to build an AI city?
As we enter the next stage of innovation, how can governments advance their cities from digitalisation to intelligence?
Over the past decade, governments around the world have increasingly turned to smart city initiatives to improve the quality, efficiency and sustainability of city services, using digitalised sensors to collect and connect data across an area’s transport networks, pedestrian activity patterns, water consumption, waste levels, air quality, and more. But achieving these important objectives requires action, not just insight.
As we enter the next stage of innovation, how can governments advance their cities from digitalisation to intelligence? From there, how can they turn predictions or requests into timelier services and rapid on-the-ground responses?
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