Industry analyst Susan Etlinger shares her views on where AI technology is now, what needs to change for it to evolve, and its future as a utility.
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Campaign rhetoric can give us insight into a politician’s perspective, even after they take office. The 2016 presidential campaign rhetoric was laced with mischaracterizations of cities, even as we have come to understand the importance of cities and metro regions as the nation’s key economic drivers in the 21st Century. Yet, campaign rhetoric and the… 
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EngagingCities amplifies stories of leaders actively working to create a better tomorrow. We publish stories of communities using civic tech to helping residents connect to each other and engage with their government in order to work together for the public good. We support government transparency, accessibility of government data and services, and openly sharing resources. We believe in the power of technology to transform cities and result in more equitable outcomes for all. We are inspired by leaders who civic tech that facilitates meaningful engagement. We advocate for civic tech that empowers all people to have a voice in decision making, makes government more effective, and fuels social change.
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