West Fargo is turning to artificial intelligence to sharpen its economic strategy, tapping into a resource that’s becoming a staple in cities nationwide. By adopting Placer.ai’s software, the city aims to demystify foot traffic patterns and assess whether economic incentives make sense for fostering growth. With this technology, the city can measure the impact of significant investments, like the incentives for Junkyard Brewing, and seek out new business opportunities based on real-time data. This initiative reflects a broader push toward data-driven decision-making in urban planning.
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