Atlas maps how cities around the world are using AI - Cities Today

It was launched by the Global Observatory for Urban AI, which is an initiative of the Cities Coalition for Digital Rights and led by CIDOB – the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs, and the cities of Barcelona, London and Amsterdam. The programmes aim to help cities deploy AI effectively and ethically through frameworks and real-world examples of projects, policies and strategies. The Atlas of Urban AI so far includes 106 initiatives in 36 cities, with municipalities invited to submit their own. Cities using AI include Los Angeles to better understand air quality, London in Canada to predict the likelihood of individuals becoming chronically homeless, and a chatbot from Buenos Aires. As well as providing information on individual projects, the mapping aims to track how cities' use of AI evolves over time.