Can AI Deliver Better Processes, Less Spending for Cities & Counties?

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As states face tighter budgets, the pinch trickles down to cities and counties. Accompanying the financial pressures, these smaller government entities are facing rising service demands and trying to cope with chronic staffing shortages. In this turbulent landscape, agentic AI offers a way to improve services, cut legacy IT debt, and provide assistance to overwhelmed employees.

Counties and cities already use AI to improve public safety, optimize urban planning and transportation, and streamline internal operations. Using pilot programs, they can experiment with AI-generated public agents to identify constituent-facing solutions and scale them as needed. Good AI pilots validates strategy; bad ones waste momentum.

Learning Objectives:

Establish priorities for areas of immediate attention for agentic AI pilot programs
Evaluate the steps to set up an AI public agent program, including the metrics to measure both cost savings and user outcomes
Explore strategies for connecting key data sources and removing barriers that may prevent your public agent from serving residents comprehensively

Speaker and Presenter Information

Kate May
Former IT Director, Cape May, NY &
Principal, Product Mgmt., Granicus

Mark Krzysko
Moderator & Contributing Editor,
FedInsider

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