CivicPulse
CivicPulse is an AI-powered civic-reporting prototype that lets San Francisco residents report local issues in plain language, by text, photo, or voice, and auto-routes each report based on location.
San Francisco
CivicPulse is an AI-powered civic-reporting prototype that lets San Francisco residents report local issues in plain language, by text, photo, or voice, and auto-routes each report based on location.
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A collaborative model and open standard for civic issue tracking
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