How AI could reshape the economic geography of America


Shelley, founder and chief executive of Truck Parking Club, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Shelley describes his start-up, Truck Parking Club, as ‘Airbnb for truck parking’. — The New York Times

Chattanooga, Tennessee, a midsize Southern city, is on no one’s list of artificial intelligence hot spots.

But as the technology’s use moves beyond a few big city hubs and is more widely adopted across the economy, Chattanooga and other once-struggling cities in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and South are poised to be among the unlikely winners, a recent study found.

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