Course Outline

Introduction

  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) for City Planning

Uses and Opportunities for City Service Providers

  • Architecture, transportation, public safety, land use, environmental management, etc.

Applications of AI

  • Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Voice Recognition, etc.

The Data Enabling AI

  • Data as the Foundation of AI for government
  • Securing Access to Relevant Data

The Computation Supporting AI

  • Probability and Statistics at the Core
  • Algorithms Enabling Intelligent Systems for government

The Logic Driving AI

  • Programming Languages Used in AI
  • Required Skillsets for Government Professionals

Teaching Machines How to Learn

  • Understanding Machine Learning for government
  • Applying Machine Learning Libraries to Develop Intelligent Systems for government

Advanced Approaches in Machine Learning

  • Deep Learning Techniques

Case Study

  • Predicting Traffic Bottlenecks Using Machine Learning for government

The Tools Supporting AI

  • Databases Tailored to Various Purposes
  • Data Processing Engines for Government Use
  • Building Infrastructure On-Premise or in the Cloud for government

Analyzing the Data

  • Managing Large Volumes of Data for government
  • Aggregating Data Across Agencies for government
  • Data Preparation, Staging, Analysis, and Reporting for government
  • Data Mining Approaches for government

Case Study

  • Collecting, Filtering, and Analyzing Demographic Data by Neighborhood for government

The Interplay of AI and the Internet of Things (IoT)

  • Cameras, Sensors, Actuators, etc.
  • Evaluating the City's Network Infrastructure for government

Autonomous Decision Making and Execution

  • Utilizing Rules Engines and Expert Systems to Make Decisions for government
  • Programming Machines to Act Independently for government

Case Study

  • Responding to Emergencies Based on Real-Time Data for government

Automating Human Processes

  • The Interaction Between Humans and Machines in Government Operations
  • Optimizing Processes in Municipal Departments for government

Bringing it All Together

  • Identifying Low-Hanging Fruit for City Planners for government
  • Constructing a City-Wide Digital Platform for government

Planning and Communicating an AI Strategy

  • Conducting Needs Assessments and Evaluating Return on Investment for government
  • Engaging City Leaders, Agencies, Businesses, and Universities in AI Initiatives for government

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • An understanding of city planning for government operations and development.
  • A foundational knowledge of programming concepts to support technological advancements in public sector workflows.
 14 Hours

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