New York CTO publishes AI strategy guide

Software company Cityzenith will construct a virtual model of Downtown Las Vegas to help the city reduce building emissions and noise pollution.

Fremont, California, officials said a $940,000 will use video and radar in an attempt to reduce traffic congestion and air pollution.

Blockchains founder and CEO Jeffrey Berns said he's pulling out of further talks, citing the absence of "a champion" for the project.

Miami will test AI-powered cameras in its municipally owned dumpsters over the next two months in hopes of reducing carbon emissions.

Organizers of a new coalition said individual cities and counties can't drive essential civic technologies to scale on their own.

The company says free digital-skills training will reach more than 300,000 Chicagoans looking to boost their digital literacy or switch career paths.

Technology officials say they're interested in distributed-ledger technology, but that they have a few questions before their cities start investing.

San Jose will deploy 20 hotspots that also mine cryptocurrency throughout the city with the aim of subsidizing internet costs for 1,300 households.

Officials said an IT asset and service request tracking system was "invaluable" during a major consolidation effort completed in 2019.

The firm's executives said the funding will pay for expansion into the federal market and development of new statistical models.