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Welcome to How AI Sees Your City. You are invited to participate of this research project conducted by researchers at the Toulouse School of Economics (1, Esplanade de l'Université, 31000 Toulouse, France). The project is being run by the Center for Collective Learning led by César Hidalgo at the Toulouse School of Economics.
The goal of the project is to generate evaluative maps of cities using street level imagery, understand people and machine’s preferences for urban environments, and explore new forms of participation aimed at city upgrading.
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