A project to use artificial intelligence to detect signs of infringements in the field of land and real estate was launched in 2020. Thanks to him, the range of & # 39; Images obtained from quadcopters and CCTV cameras of the city is not analyzed by a person, but by a special neural network developed jointly with the city's information technology department from Moscow. So said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Economic Policy and Land and Land Relations Vladimir Efimov .
“ The neural network analyzes up to 40,000 photos in an hour. Artificial intelligence automatically detects work not only at the active stage, but also in preparation, for example, at the stage of parking special equipment and installing fences. In 2020, thanks to the use of neural networks and algorithms, the number of violations detected increased to one and a half thousand, which is 41% more than in the same period in the year 2020. ; last year, said the deputy mayor.
After processing the photographs, the software algorithms use the city's information systems, from which they collect data on plots and non-commercial real estate: characteristics of the area, the presence of registered property rights and others information, comparing which one can draw a conclusion about the presence or absence of violations. After that, the inspectors, already equipped with the necessary information on the registered signs of infringement and having all the necessary documentation for real estate objects, carry out an on-site inspection. & Nbsp;
“ Moscow has been using artificial intelligence to solve urban problems for several years, especially in industries where constant monitoring and rapid detection of violations is required. Neural networks operate around the clock and process such a wide range of information in minutes that a person could not handle in a matter of days. This information is transmitted to the specialists of the city services after a preliminary analysis. Thus, they cannot waste time on manual processing of all incoming materials and only focus on those cases where special attention and control is required. This increases the speed and efficiency of city services and, as a result, Moscow becomes even more comfortable for life, & mdash; & nbsp; noted the minister of the Moscow government, head of the department of information technology Eduard Lysenko .
Today, artificial intelligence technologies are used in one in six city projects, and in the future, the application directions of the city. AI will expand.
“ In October 2019, the National Strategy for the Development of Artificial Intelligence for the period up to 2030 in the Russian Federation was adopted. This has contributed to the organization of systematic work on the introduction of artificial intelligence in all areas of urban development. Thus, in the field of land and real estate, the use of new technologies is aimed at preventing and detecting infringements, & mdash; & nbsp; said the head of the State Inspectorate of Real Estate Vladislav Ovchinsky . & Nbsp;
The State Inspectorate of Real Estate, together with the Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow, plans to continue to improve the work artificial intelligence algorithms and other technological solutions to increase the efficiency of controlling the use of real goods. domain.