When a top city official said Fresno was being held “captive” by private companies and their proprietary software, she meant it. The surprisingly candid conversation took place in public during a budget hearing last month when Councilmember Miguel Arias began prodding for answers on how much the use of artificial intelligence is costing the city. […]
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