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April 21, 2023, Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence, Projects

OpenCityAI

OpenCityAI is a AI chat model trained on a massive amount of public city information, making it able to generate answers for a variety of questions that people may have about their cities. It provides accurate responses with citations in a simple easy-to-use interface. One of the focuses for this project was on accuracy, as current AI solutions have been shown to have inaccurate or misleading answers. Our model has been validated at being exceptionally more effective at answering city-based data questions as compared to other AIs. This project bridges the gap of being able to find specific information about a city, and allows anyone to access accurate information about any city immediately.

Team Members:
Junfeng Jiao (Principal Investigator, Architecture), Weijia Xu (Texas Advanced Computing Center), Kijin Seong (Urban and Regional Sciences), Sean Henry Lewis (Department of Mathematics)

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