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For some time we had two technologists building out databases more functional than what the city offered. We focused on some basic public info. The issue is paying the humans who manage those interfaces. I do believe it would be a great use of AI. If it was a technology we could share in some way.
Does INN provide some guidance on how to use AI for these uses? Or is there a fund that could pay for these technologists to remain on staff, even if just as a part-time basis or contract basis? I'm curious if LION or INN could help with some of these areas.
I was going to pass this along to folks at INN. Pie original grant was with Knight for a tech position. Seems like a good use of the technology if only there is money behind it.
For some time we had two technologists building out databases more functional than what the city offered. We focused on some basic public info. The issue is paying the humans who manage those interfaces. I do believe it would be a great use of AI. If it was a technology we could share in some way.
Does INN provide some guidance on how to use AI for these uses? Or is there a fund that could pay for these technologists to remain on staff, even if just as a part-time basis or contract basis? I'm curious if LION or INN could help with some of these areas.
I was going to pass this along to folks at INN. Pie original grant was with Knight for a tech position. Seems like a good use of the technology if only there is money behind it.