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Wednesday, October 30, 2024

Google African Americans Chicago

 

 



 


I asked Google; what is the future for African Americans living in the city of Chicago Illinois?

 

 

Generative artificial intelligence overview.

The future for African Americans in Chicago is uncertain, with the city's Black population declining and many Black residents leaving:
 
 
Population decline
 
The Urban Institute projects that Chicago's Black population will drop to 665,000 by 2030, down from a peak of about 1.2 million in the 1980s.

 

Factors contributing to decline

Some factors that may be contributing to the decline include a rising cost of living, job loss, violence, and a lack of civic resources. Other factors include the demolition of public housing, the closing of Chicago Public Schools, and over-policing.

 

Impact on power politics

The loss of Black residents is changing Chicago's power politics.

 

Sense of being left behind
 
Some Black residents feel left behind as other Black people move away from Chicago.

 

Foundations for progress

There are many foundations for progress, including neighborhood advocacy groups, youth leadership groups, faith-based organizations, and more.

 

Equity

The City of Chicago strives to create a future where identity and social status no longer determine life outcomes.

 


What is generative artificial intelligence?
 
Generative artificial intelligence, also known as generative AI or gen AI for short, is a type of AI that can create new content and ideas, including conversations, stories, images, videos, and music. It can learn human language, programming languages, art, chemistry, biology, or any complex subject matter.
 
 
Marc Sims
Chicago 

A declining African American (Black) population is not the problem, our challenge is to end the distrust that most African Americans have for each other.  If we can end that distrust, Chicago will have a smaller,  but a more vibrant African American (Black) community. 

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