Transcript (edited by A.I.) Note: this was transcribed by Otter.ai and cleaned up by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It therefore may not be 100% accurate, but it’s… Read More »From Potholes to Prompts: A.I. for the Real World
Transcript (edited by A.I.) Note: this was transcribed by Otter.ai and cleaned up by OpenAI’s ChatGPT. It therefore may not be 100% accurate, but it’s… Read More »A.I. in Transportation at ITS Carolinas
RAG vs. Non-RAG LLMs: What DOTs Need to Know Who Comes Up with All These Acronyms? If you’ve spent any time reading about AI (which… Read More »RAGs, explained.
Audio and slides from Jim Anderson’s presentation to the AASHTO Committee on Traffic Safety Operations, August 27, 2024. “A.I. is Bad. A.I. is Good. A.I.… Read More »A.I. is Bad, A.I. is Good, A.I. is Misunderstood
At Beacon, we’re on a mission to transform how government technology projects get done, accelerating timelines and delivering outcomes faster than ever before. We don’t… Read More »Beyond Software: The Human Side of Beacon
Technology is moving faster than ever – we’re seeing more sophisticated ATMS, connected infrastructure, more flexible interfaces, more powerful functionality. But the way we implement… Read More »The Hidden Cost of Traceability
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have far surpassed the science fiction stories of decades past. As panic over the robots coming for our… Read More »AI Applications in Transportation
In September 2023, ITS America and Cambridge Consultants put out a comprehensive report titled: “Digital Infrastructure Strategy Report: Shaping the future of transportation in the… Read More »ITS America Digital Infrastructure Strategy Report
We watched Anne Strauss-Weider’s presentation at the Transportation Research Board 2022 Annual Meeting titled “Evolving with Rapidly Shifting Supply Chains and Freight Systems: The Past,… Read More »Evolution of freight: 10 things to know
This week at Beacon, we listened to the podcast: This Is What Happens When Governments Build Software on Bloomberg Odd Lots. We found it relevant… Read More »When government builds software
