Every city has a story to tell, and that story is hidden in the data. From the permits filed at city hall to the minutes of community meetings, this data paints a picture of who we are and what we value. But for too long, this story has been locked away, accessible only to a few. By harnessing the power of technology to make this data accessible to everyone, we can open up a new chapter in our cities' stories. Imagine being able to see, with just a few clicks, how your neighborhood has changed over time, or what challenges your community is facing. Imagine being able to share your own experiences and ideas, and see them become part of the larger narrative. This isn't just about making our cities more efficient or more transparent - it's about making them more inclusive, more empathetic, more human. It's about using data to bring us closer together, to help us understand each other's perspectives and find common ground. And in a world that often feels divided and uncertain, that kind of understanding has never been more important. By unlocking the power of our cities' data, we can write a new story - a story of communities that are stronger, more resilient, and more connected than ever before.

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5th Annual NEAIS: AI Policy Panel