Current State of Art in Artificial Intelligence and Ubiquitous Cities (eBook, PDF)
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This book covers artificial intelligence and ubiquitous cities. It discusses the applications of the relevant tools in bringing revolutionary new lives to mankind. It showcases various applications of artificial intelligence in benefiting human society. For example, AI classification shortens the human time required for classifying court cases; humanoid robots help us perform heavy-duty jobs like humans, connect all the smart home devices, and take care of the kids and the elderly. It also presents the application of AutoML to predict housing prices.

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Produktbeschreibung
This book covers artificial intelligence and ubiquitous cities. It discusses the applications of the relevant tools in bringing revolutionary new lives to mankind. It showcases various applications of artificial intelligence in benefiting human society. For example, AI classification shortens the human time required for classifying court cases; humanoid robots help us perform heavy-duty jobs like humans, connect all the smart home devices, and take care of the kids and the elderly. It also presents the application of AutoML to predict housing prices.
Autorenporträt
Rita Yi Man Li’s research area mainly includes applied AI in built environments. She has obtained some research grants related to applied artificial intelligence for construction safety and one grant on AI and ubiquitous cities.

Dr K. W. Chau is currently Chair Professor of Real Estate and Construction and Director of the Ronald Coase Centre for Property Rights Research at The University of Hong Kong. He is currently serving on the editorial boards of more than 10 peer-reviewed journals.

Professor Daniel Chi Wing Ho has co-authored two books and has contributed to chapters of several other books. He is P.I. of a number of research projects with grants from the RGC and external bodies.