Raleigh Set a High Bar for Its AI Assistant One of Raleigh’s biggest concerns was language access.
“Clean data is key when it comes to AI,” Bosley said.
That led residents to suggest a distinctly Raleigh alternative: Don’t make the AI look human at all.
Residents Want AI To Make Government Easier That reluctance didn’t translate into blanket opposition to AI.
And that may be Raleigh’s biggest takeaway from Daisy: The question isn’t simply whether a city should use AI.