AI-powered software on the anvil to fast-track building plan approvals in Tamil Nadu
The Tamil Nadu government is in the process of developing a software powered by advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to expedite the building plan approval process, particularly in urban areas.According to sources, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has directed officials to ensure building plan approvals are processed without delay wherever applications comply with the prescribed requirements. Accordingly, the government has been developing a new software by leveraging artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies.
- ▪The Tamil Nadu government is in the process of developing a software powered by advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to expedite the building plan approval process, particularly in urban areas.According to sources, Chief M
- ▪Joseph Vijay has directed officials to ensure building plan approvals are processed without delay wherever applications comply with the prescribed requirements.
- ▪Accordingly, the government has been developing a new software by leveraging artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies.
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The Tamil Nadu government is in the process of developing a software powered by advanced technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) to expedite the building plan approval process, particularly in urban areas.According to sources, Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has directed officials to ensure building plan approvals are processed without delay wherever applications comply with the prescribed requirements. Accordingly, the government has been developing a new software by leveraging artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies. The new system is expected to process applications more efficiently and reduce the time taken for granting building plan approvals.
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