AI in Action: Helping Counties Deliver Smarter, Faster, Better
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Across the country, counties face unique challenges and opportunities in delivering essential services. To meet the evolving needs of their communities, it's critical to embrace innovative approaches that drive efficiency, and improve outcomes for residents. That's where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in. It's emerging as a valuable way to support these efforts, helping counties work smarter, and better serve their residents.
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Elliot Flautt
Josh Henderson
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