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Cathedral, CA to employ AI cameras to boost code enforcement efficiency
Cathedral City's city council recently approved the use of cameras which integrate AI with existing camera infrastructure to monitor and address code violations in real time. This technology aims to streamline processes, reduce manual inspections, and improve response times for issues like illegal parking or property violations. The initiative reflects the city’s commitment to leveraging emerging technologies to improve municipal operations while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Cathedral, CA
United States
San Jose, CA launches first data strategy to improve data collection, management and usage
San Jose has introduced its first citywide Data Strategy to improve decision-making and service delivery by leveraging data as a strategic asset. The strategy, developed with input from over 700 community members and city staff, focuses on using data to address key issues like homelessness, housing, and public safety. It includes plans for a centralized data platform, enhanced cybersecurity, and ethical AI use to ensure transparency and equity in data-driven decisions.
San Jose, CA
United States
Opelika, AL implements ethical AI to improve security at public places
The City of Opelika has been implementing AI software to enhance security at public places, focusing on resident safety and reducing liability. This software, trained using cloud-based models from Cogniac, enables cameras to detect specific behaviors or events, such as unauthorized pool access after hours or vandalism, and alerts city personnel for review. The AI system is designed to avoid creating a surveillance state while improving monitoring efficiency and protecting public spaces.
Opelika, AL
United States
Seattle, WA launches "AI House" incubator
The City of Seattle is establishing itself as a leading AI hub with the launch of the AI House incubator, a collaborative effort between the City, AI2 Incubator, and Ada Developers Academy, aimed at supporting AI start-ups and enhancing workforce development. The initiative, located at Pier 70, provides resources for AI entrepreneurs to scale their businesses while integrating with local industries to foster real-world applications.
Seattle, WA
United States
New York, NY launches AI track maintenance pilot with Google Public Sector
New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has partnered with Google Public Sector to launch the TrackInspect pilot program, which uses AI and sensor technology to enhance subway track maintenance by detecting defects before they cause disruptions. Google Pixel smartphones, mounted on R46 subway cars along the A line, capture vibrations and sound patterns, transmitting data to cloud-based systems where machine learning algorithms generate predictive maintenance alerts.
New York, NY
United States
Sacramento, CA employs AI-aided bus cameras to bust bike/bus lane violators
Sacramento is set to install parking enforcement cameras on 180 Regional Transit buses to address illegal parking in bus stops and bike lanes. The AI-powered cameras will detect violations, capture video evidence, and after manual review by enforcement officers, tickets will be mailed to vehicle owners. This initiative follows a pilot program where over 300 violations were detected in just two months, highlighting the need for such enforcement.
Sacramento, CA
United States
Hickman County, TN uses AI dashcams to enhance policing
In Hickman County, TN, a rural area with limited law enforcement resources, new AI-powered dashcams from Motive are being deployed to enhance policing. These dashcams not only record criminal activities but also monitor officer driving behavior to improve safety for both the public and police. This technology represents a broader trend of AI integration in government services, potentially transforming small-town policing by providing more accountability and safety.
Hickman County, TN
United States
Leduc, AB taps AI to keep plastic out of organics carts
Leduc has introduced smart technology to detect contaminants in waste, aiming to improve recycling and waste management processes. The system uses sensors and AI to identify non-recyclable items in waste streams, helping to reduce contamination rates. This initiative is part of the city's broader commitment to sustainability and enhancing the effectiveness of its waste diversion programs.
Leduc, AB
Canada
East Lansing, MI turns to AI to reduce household recycling errors
A 24-week pilot program with the city, Canada-based Prairie Robotics, The Recycling Partnership, and the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy used cameras on the mid-Michigan city’s recycling collection trucks paired with computers powered by artificial intelligence to collect household-by-household data on what people placed in their curbside recycling bins or carts. The program analyzes residents' recycling behaviors and provides customized feedback.
East Lansing, MI
United States
Dubuque, IA to launch an AI-driven traffic system
Dubuque City is utilizing AI technology to improve traffic management by analyzing real-time data from traffic signals and road conditions. This system (called the Smart Traffic Routing with Efficient and Effective Traffic System) aims to optimize traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians. The initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to integrate smart technology into urban planning and transportation systems.
Dubuque, IA
United States
Pacifica, CA launches award-winning virtual assistant search tool, Rose AI
The City of Pacifica has introduced an AI-powered chatbot named Rose to improve resident engagement and service delivery. Rose assists with answering common questions, streamlining communication, and providing information on city services, thereby enhancing efficiency. This innovative approach has played a significant role in Pacifica earning the MISAC Innovation Award, reflecting its commitment to leveraging technology for better governance.
Pacifica, CA
United States
Las Vegas, NV deploys AI-driven private 5G network
Las Vegas has introduced the world's first AI-driven private 5G network, designed to enhance connectivity and smart city capabilities. This innovative network will support various applications, including public safety, traffic management, and smart infrastructure, while ensuring data privacy and security. The initiative aims to position Las Vegas as a leader in technology and urban development, attracting businesses and improving residents' quality of life.
Las Vegas, NV
United States