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With the rapid advancement of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer in various industries, including public transportation. By leveraging AI-powered solutions, transit agencies worldwide are transforming the way people commute, enhancing efficiency, safety, and the overall passenger experience.
Transforming Public Transportation with AI
Gone are the days of traditional transit systems plagued by inefficiencies and unpredictable schedules. AI is ushering in a new era by optimizing routes, predicting demand, and improving resource allocation, ultimately leading to smoother operations and reduced congestion.
AI for Route and Schedule Optimization
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Marcela Valente
BUENOS AIRES, Apr 2 2009 (IPS) – While the authorities squabble over what or whom to blame, Argentina is suffering its worst epidemic of dengue fever since 1998 in terms of the number of people and the size of the area affected. And on top of that, the most dangerous form of the illness, never recorded here before, has made its appearance.
There is a major breakout of the disease and it is more serious than in other years, because the number of infected people is larger and more provinces are involved, Dr. Alfredo Seijo, a specialist in infectious diseases in charge of the Dengue Unit at the Muñiz Hospital in Buenos Aires, told IPS.
But official information about the epidemic is confusing. The figures mentioned so far by the national authorities are …
PHNOM PENH, Oct 28 2009 (IPS) – Mey Chamnan has learned the hard way about the global economic crisis. Both she and her husband were fired from their 50 U.S.-dollar a month jobs in a local garment factory after declining overseas orders caused huge job losses across Cambodia s garment industry.
Shailendra Singh
SUVA, Apr 1 2010 (IPS) – Two months after a new anti-prostitution law took effect, taxi driver Shiu Kumar says he sees fewer sex workers along Victoria Parade, the centre of Suva s nightlife. But while this has had a negative effect on his nighttime fares, he is nevertheless happy about the law.
This is a good law, he says, adding that he has been bothered by the sight of more and more young women taking to the streets.
It is not a view shared by many, though. Critics of the decree say that at best it is a stopgap measure. At worst, they say, it could increase the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV, and of violence against sex workers.
Prostitution is a social redistribution mechanism and to try and forcefully s…
IPS Correspondent Stella Paul interviews 2015 Stockholm Water Prize winner Rajendra Singh
The Water Man of India, Rajendra Singh, has spent 35 years reviving water bodies and bringing water to villages across India. Credit: Stella Paul/IPS
STOCKHOLM, Sep 4 2015 (IPS) – Globally, more than 748 million people do not have access to safe drinking water. That is more than double the population of the entire United States.
United Nations suggests that 1.8 billion people – that is 500 million more than the population of China – drink water that is faecally contaminated. Every year, over two million people die due to a lack of clean water.
“I am a seed…