Transport AI 2024 brings together public and private sector professionals to discuss developments in artificial intelligence (AI) as they relate to transport and planning.
Join the pre-event free Microsoft-led webinar on 11 January 2024:
Find out how generative AI could – and already is – helping transport professionals.
Transport AI 2024 is managed by a Steering Group drawn from across the transport technology sector.
The day showcases demos and presentations from organisations keen to share insights from their AI innovation journeys.
Trust, ethics and security: This inaugural one-day event features presentations from the key pioneers and policy shapers who are guiding the use of AI in the UK and beyond
Tools, products and services: Much of the day will be dedicated to showcasing the AI-driven tools, products and services that are already successfully in use
A large expo zone will offer plenty of time for demonstrating tools, products, services and use cases
Supported expo and speaking places for a limited number of start-ups and entrepreneurs
Round table deep dive discussions into key themes
Facilitated pitching sessions to be held during the day
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Increasing capacity, enhancing capability
AI-powered solutions have the potential to revolutionise the way we transport people and goods, to manage traffic flows and to plan and design successful places.
AI is no longer the future—it’s here now in our offices, living rooms, cars and pockets. As the technology has continued to expand its role in our lives, important questions have emerged: Can we trust AI? Is it safe? How can we use it for community benefit? How does it fit into our workloads and workflows?
In some areas, such as automating data entry, data collection, data analysis / visualisation, route and flow optimisation and managing community engagement, AI is established in professional toolkits. Other scenarios, such as AI-managed Connected and Autonomous vehicles commonly travelling driverless on public roads, remain years away.
Yet rapid advances mean that tools and datasets once only available to the Googles and Metas of the world are widely available – and are being used to create and deliver products that transport professionals can benefit from today.