August 21, 2024
Louise recently had the opportunity to talk with David Savage from Tech Talks about her journey from government to CEO of a tech startup, and her vision for personalised air quality recommendations.
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We had a great app launch day event on Monday 14 April where we held a competition for who could track an activity on AirTrack with the lowest exposure.
The World Economic Forum asked us to write about the role of AI in reducing urban pollution. Artificial intelligence (AI) enhances how we detect and forecast urban air pollution by analyzing large, complex datasets from sensors, satellites and even crowdsourced data. AI tools offer personalized insights into pollution exposure, enabling individuals to make healthier choices in their daily routines.While AI holds great promise, its deployment must be inclusive and ethically guided – without careful implementation, it could exacerbate existing inequalities, especially in underserved regions.
Welcome to the thirty-fourth edition of our newsletter, as we reflect on our AirTrack launch, plan for new features and publish our blog with WEF on AI and urban pollution! This newsletter is aimed at investors, collaborators, future hires and early adopters of our products.
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Today on Tech Talks we welcome CEO of Air Aware Labs Louise Thomas to chat about their mission to personalise air pollution data, and make it easier for us all to find better quality air, particularly whilst we are exercising.
Louise recently had the opportunity to talk with David Savage from Tech Talks about her journey from government to CEO of a tech startup, and her vision for personalised air quality recommendations.
