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Global Local Executive Panel: From Smart Cities to Sustainable Futures – AI and Local Governance

Rewatch the session:

Key areas of exploration

What are some of the unique challenges and opportunities faced by local governments in implementing AI solutions, and how can these challenges be overcome?
How have you seen AI solutions differ across different regions of the world, and what can we learn from international best practices?
How can AI be incorporated into the planning process to create more sustainable and livable cities?
What are some of the most promising applications of AI in the transportation sector, and how can local authorities facilitate these solutions?
How can AI be used to enhance public safety and emergency response in urban environments? What role do local governments play in transitioning from current safety practices?

Speakers include

	Cllr Shanika Mahendran Cabinet Member for Climate, Sustainability and Innovation, Milton Keynes City Council
	Jonathan Carr-West Chief Executive, LGIU
	Michael Lawrence Evans Director of Emerging Technology at the City of Boston
	Balazs Csuvar DG Cities - Director of Innovation & Net Zero
	Luke Antoniou Senior Editor, Smart Cities World

Resource pack: AI and Local Governance

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The most important kind of AI in local government

LGIU’s Ingrid Koehler reflects on the essential element of AI for better local governance following our recent Global Local event. Read it on our blog.

Transformed by AI – what will generative artificial intelligence mean for jobs and local government?

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) has the potential to transform work and social interaction. The last 1-2 years has seen a surge in the use of GenAI with the launch of popular AI tools such as ChatGPT, Bard and Copilot, including in the workplace. There is a growing debate about the implications of GenAI in the economy, politics and society. Read the full blog post…

Person typing using Artificial Intelligence on laptop.

Can AI help local government with regulatory inspections?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how local government around the world approach their regulatory obligations, both their oversight and service delivery. From automating routine inspections to providing data-driven insights, AI offers a number of tools that local government can utilise to increase efficiency, consistency and compliance. Keep reading…

AI and the council: Case studies and resources for local government

Curated case studies and resources on how local governments are using the latest developments in artificial intelligence to streamline their processes and better support their residents. Examples this week come from Taiwan, Australia, Canada and England. Read more here…

Collection: Future technology

This collection showcases LGIU’s resources exploring technology and its future uses in society. In this collection, you will find open content, member briefings and Global Local newsletters exploring both the opportunities and limitations technology presents, alongside an array of global case studies and best practice. See here…

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