Ireland

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• Dublin City Council and OpenAI Announce Partnership to Show the Potential of AI to Support Europe’s Tourism Industry (opens in a new tab)Dublin City Council · 2024 · in development or not statedTourism authorities aim to enhance visitor experiences by providing personalised, engaging recommendations that go beyond static guides. Dublin sought to demonstrate how advanced language technologies could support tailored travel planning. Stakeholders include the city council, tourism agencies…
• GenAI-based chatbot to help the public access services on official websites (opens in a new tab)Government of Ireland · 2024 · in development or not statedIreland’s GenAI chatbot initiative was designed to test how generative AI could help members of the public find information on government supports and services through official digital channels. The administrative problem is that citizens and businesses often need to navigate multiple public…
• Air quality sensors in Trim (Ireland) (opens in a new tab)Meath County Council · 2022 · in useLocal air quality can vary sharply by street, traffic pattern, weather condition and time of day, but many towns have historically relied on sparse monitoring data that does not reflect neighbourhood-level exposure. Meath County Council’s Trim air-quality project installed sensors in the town to…
• Dublin City Council accelerates the potential of drones across Ireland (opens in a new tab)Dublin City council · 2022 · pilotLocal authorities increasingly recognise the potential of unmanned aerial vehicles to support public services, yet fragmented regulation, limited operational experience and lack of shared standards have slowed adoption. Dublin City Council (DCC), through its Smart Dublin programme, launched a…
• Dublin to host AI-powered e-scooter research project (opens in a new tab)Dublin City University · 2021 · pilotDublin faces growing challenges in managing shared micro-mobility services, particularly e-scooters, as their rapid adoption raises concerns around road safety, pavement congestion, parking compliance, and integration with existing transport systems. City authorities, transport planners, mobility…
• FAITH - monitoring mental health with Artificial Intelligence - IRELAND Pilot (opens in a new tab)UPMC | Waterford, Ireland · 2020 · pilotThe FAITH Ireland pilot addresses the need to integrate mental-health and well-being monitoring into cancer care for patients undergoing treatment or who have completed treatment. UPMC Waterford is the main Irish pilot test-trial site, focusing on breast-cancer patients as the selected use case…
• Gallery Visitor's AI Analysis (opens in a new tab)Dublin City Council · 2020 · in useGallery Visitor’s AI Analysis responds to the Hugh Lane Gallery’s need to obtain accurate, non-intrusive insights into visitor numbers and movement patterns in order to improve exhibition planning, optimise spatial design and strengthen health and safety management. Working with Dublin City…
• The Dublin Beat - Citizen opinion analysis (opens in a new tab)Municipality of Dublin · 2020 · in usePublic authorities need to understand how residents feel about local issues, yet conventional consultation methods may not always capture timely shifts in public sentiment across a fast-changing urban environment. In the Dublin region, this use case was designed to provide local authorities with a…
• Evaluate the potential of facial matching technologies as an aid to the intelligence gathering process (opens in a new tab)Department of Justice and Equality · 2019 · pilotLaw-enforcement and justice authorities face recurring challenges in identifying persons of interest, comparing image material and supporting intelligence processes, but facial-matching technologies raise significant questions about accuracy, proportionality, bias and fundamental rights. In…
• VDA - Voicebot on calls from Irish taxpayer on tax clearance (opens in a new tab)Irish Revenue Commissioners · 2018 · in useTax administrations receive large volumes of routine telephone enquiries, and many callers seek straightforward information that can be difficult to provide efficiently through human operators alone, especially during peak demand periods. In Ireland, this use case was introduced by the Revenue…