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The rural communities are turning to AI to identify the businesses, services and housing residents need. That helps them target the types of businesses they should work to attract and where housing is needed to buck long-term trends of rural population loss . . . Using AI-powered foot traffic software, officials in Seward, Finney and Ford counties now can track when people come to town and where they shop through anonymous cell phone data That gives them a better idea how to help their own business owners and towns.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
How do you attract people and businesses to rural Kansas? Communities are trying AI
Communities in western Kansas are trying a new AI tool to help them target economic growth and hopefully fight long-term trends of population loss.
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