AI can now design greener cities
A group of faculty and students at Thomas Jefferson University’s Institute for Smart and Healthy Cities are experimenting with AI to design green infrastructure in Philadelphia.
The institute worked on a project this year developing ideas for “urban interventions” that mediate climate change using AI tools, Edgar Stach, director of the institute and architecture professor, told Technical.ly.
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News Incubator: What else to know today
• After a failed referendum, Cape Henelopen School District faces larger classes, fewer teachers. [WDEL]
• A Delaware supercommuter went viral onTikTok for sharing his 125 mile rail commute. [Town Square Delaware]
• Delaware Chef Robbie Jester can add winning TV competition show Chopped to his list of accomplishments. [Delaware Online]
• The FCC may require political ads on TV and radio to disclose AI use. [The Verge]
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