SCHEMA FOR AI DRIVEN MUNICIPALITY
WHY A SIMPLE CHATBOT IS NOT ENOUGH
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https://doi.org/10.66838/sauc.6440Palabras clave:
Evidence Based Policy, AI Orchestration, Agentic AI for Cities, multicontextuality, Explainable AI, Smart Cities Concept, Explainable Decision SupportResumen
Many municipalities adopt artificial intelligence without knowing if their supporting data is accurate, turning municipal decision-making into an opaque "black box." To address this, we introduce the AI Flow for Municipalities, an evidence-led orchestration system developed under the Czech CESMOD project. Built upon the national Smart Cities Concept, the system utilizes the 4-Diamonds framework and an expert-curated Information and Data Platform (IDP) to map unstructured municipal queries into multi-sectoral, policy-compliant recommendations. By providing auditable data provenance and clear contextual logic, this transparent framework enables genuinely data-driven territorial development and offers a scalable model for explainable AI governance.
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