NYC extends broadband assistance program by 3 years
Big Apple Connect, which provides free internet and cable service to public housing residents, will continue another three years.
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NYC kicks off second startup competition to modernize building regulations
This is the second annual tech competition for startup companies to offer solutions to problems facing NYC's Department of Buildings.
NYC launches drone ops committee to coordinate use across agencies
“Drones are the future of public safety," New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.
AI is telling New York subway workers if that suspicious sound is a problem
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is experimenting with new artificial intelligence tools that listen for problems and help maintenance workers.
NYC selects T-Mobile as city operations, first responder network carrier
New York City has selected T-Mobile in a deal officials said will help save taxpayers millions of dollars and bolster public safety.
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NYC Tech Transit Lab seeks startups with AI solutions to ridership, scheduling challenges
New York City's Tech Transit Lab is looking for companies fresh AI solutions as it kickstarts its seventh annual competition.
NYC hopes data updates will cut help requests, ready city for AI
New York's chief analytics officer said the city is updating its data quality standards in anticipation of increased use of artificial intelligence.
Privacy advocates are concerned by NYC’s online teen counseling service
A letter to New York City Mayor Eric Adams and others cites privacy concerns with the city's use of the telehealth service Talkspace.
New app allows parents to track NYC school bus routes in real time
The new NYC School Bus App allows families to track their students’ bus trips to and from school in real time.
NYC expands city broadband to additional public housing sites
Mayor Eric Adams announced that free broadband and basic cable will be made available at 17 additional public housing developments.
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