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The Constant Podcast's co-hosts, Dr. German Dziebel and Juan Napoli, interview James Ehrlich, Director of Compassionate Sustainability Stanford University School of Medicine and Faculty at Singularity University about the future of urban and rural planning. Dr. Ehrlich shares a demo of VillageOS software that uses AI to combine diverse datasets (geological, climatic, geographic, financial and others) to generate an adaptive model for the future of cities.
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