Steve Attewell, UX Design Lead at the UK's Ordnance Survey, one of the world's oldest national mapping agencies, talks us through this repo.
This includes a brief on screen demo of two tools he has created which demonstrate natural language interfaces for mapping the results of queries against OpenStreetMap and Ordnance Survey spatial databases. It was a rich and broad discussion centred around the realisation that we have something that has passed the Turing test on our hands, and what Geospatial could do about it.
Recent developments of his tool, showing spatial analysis is possible, available here.
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An Ordnance Survey of Artificial Intelligence