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AI in designing better cities

Chanuki Seresinhe, University of Warwick,
Dr. Stephen Law, University College London,

It seems evident that the design of the built environment influences many aspects of our lives; this is only amplified by urban environments. For example, design features such as the height of the ceiling or the arrangement of windows can influence the amount of natural light that enters a home and therefore the well-being of its residents. In a city, the placement and density of landmarks can affect the city's legibility, accessibility, and infrastructure. However, so far the discussion about which urban design features lead to better cities has been largely theoretical, supported quantitatively only by small-scale studies. Our cities have thus been developed with limited quantitative insights into how the design of their buildings and infrastructure can affect residents. We used recent advances in computer vision and deep learning to understand salient design features of the built environment and how they influence key aspects of urban planning, such as economic progress, transportation and residential wellbeing. Two case studies are presented: the first concerns measuring perceptions of built environments, such as beauty and its link to well-being; the second concerns specific features of the urban environment, such as the facade of buildings and estimating the relationship with house prices. Quantifying aspects of urban design at scale is critical to helping build scientific evidence to design more socially cohesive and economically prosperous cities.

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CogX is hosted by co-founder and CEO Charlie Muirhead, and co-founder Tabitha Goldstaub.

More information can be found at: https://cogx.co/

CogX is an award-winning festival with its roots in artificial intelligence. The fourth edition, from June 8 to 10, 2020, will add a virtual first experience and Global Leadership Summit, building on the huge success of the 2019 event, which brought together more than 20,000 attendees. In 2020 there were more than 30,000 participants, including 600 speakers, spread over 18 thematic stages and 100 side events.

Our theme this year: “How do we get the best done in the next 10 years?” with the aim of:

Move the conversation forward with concrete actions
Inspire current and future generations of leaders
Help redefine the climate crisis as the greatest economic opportunity of the past 200 years
Help increase understanding of the current Covid-19 pandemic and advocate for innovative solutions

CogX – Global Leadership Summit and Festival of AI and Breakthrough Technology

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