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Nicolas Miailhe, « AI in the City, the Age of Prediction and Anticipation », Field Actions Science Reports, ID : 10670/1.yj7xyc
In this second part, we perform a deep dive into some of the most interesting cases of the deployment of artificial intelligence systems in cities. AI can be essentially analyzed as a “prediction technology,” the diffusion of which can drastically bring down the cost of processing historical data and therefore of making prediction for a wide array of crucial tasks such as risk profiling, inventory management, and demand forecasting. Such a cost decrease can in turn favor reliance on predicti...