So, the second dude’s argument is that if the city doesn’t hire his company to guess how much the water system is leaking (using AI, no less), then it has a governance problem. In fact, it’s a no-brainer to go for the top notch guesses rather than, say, installing low-flow toilets.
Not being an expert, I’d have guessed that good governance meant replacing crappy pipes before they break, especially the really big ones.
So, the second dude’s argument is that if the city doesn’t hire his company to guess how much the water system is leaking (using AI, no less), then it has a governance problem. In fact, it’s a no-brainer to go for the top notch guesses rather than, say, installing low-flow toilets.
Not being an expert, I’d have guessed that good governance meant replacing crappy pipes before they break, especially the really big ones.