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MIT Senseable City Lab researchers published "How AI Sees the City" this month via Routledge, weighing visual AI's urban planning promise against surveillance and bias risks. Authors Fabio Duarte, Martina Mazzarello, Carlo Ratti and Fan Zhang cite machine learning that classified vehicles across 331 New York traffic cameras to estimate emissions, while warning that AI is not neutral.
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