In particular, residents were concerned because when the city held an event on AI last June, city employees, people in the industry and officials from other cities were invited, but not the general public.
“Was there an open invitation to the public?” said Ald. Edward Bugg, 9th Ward.
Michael Pegues, the city’s chief information technology officer, said the event was not open to the public, although aldermen were invited and some did attend. He called the event “a sort of […]
Aurora approves consultant for use of artificial intelligence at City Hall – Chicago Tribune
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