A city can consider itself successful only when it provides opportunities for all its citizens to have access to mobility, public health, learning and housing, while taking care of the environment.
Artificial intelligence (AI) often works by magic. While seemingly nobody knows how it operates, people are amazed and inspired by the successes that AI has achieved.
To help you assess whether AI would fit your organization’s needs and requirements, we’re clarifying some of the misconceptions about AI and offering a plan to help you reap and share the benefits of this powerful machine-learning technology.
Autonomous vehicles are much closer to hitting the market than many realize, but while manufacturers and technologists try to fine-tune the machines, governments are fine-printing the regulations that will legislate the automobiles of the future.
Whether you live in a small town or large metropolis, you might be noticing profound changes in the way you interact with local government. Cities around the world – from San Francisco to Singapore and many in between – are leveraging emerging technologies to deploy smart, connected cities.
There’s no doubt that the future will be augmented by AI, and organizations and society will benefit. Implementation is happening slowly — as it should. While AI offers promise, it’s not an endeavor to undertake without preparation.
Data cleaning and thorough analysis is a necessary part of government functions, but now there are tools to streamline the process and jumpstart solutions.
We’ve gone far and wide to provide you with perspectives on the possibility and promise of AI applied to government services, but today I’d like to talk about where we are today and what I hope the future holds for a technology that in many ways is still in its infancy.
VA has embarked on a mission to modernization, which has been advanced by thinking outside of the box and outside of VA headquarters.
The use of AI and open data holds great potential for communicating important information to residents.
