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Cities and counties increasingly rely on commercial AI APIs for public services. Every inference call is a recurring cost, a data exposure, and a point of failure controlled by a private company with its own interests.
A framework for municipal compute rights, sovereign model governance, and accountable AI policy.
Cities and counties increasingly rely on commercial AI APIs for public services. Every inference call is a recurring cost, a data exposure, and a point of failure controlled by a private company with its own interests.
When policy is implemented through a corporate model, the public has no insight into what it optimizes for, who can change it, or what recourse exists when it produces harmful outcomes.
Vendor lock-in, pricing changes, model deprecations, and terms-of-service shifts are existential risks for public services. Government can't be architected around commercial volatility.