It's definitive: AI said this Colombian city is the worst of all

In an age where technology is setting the public agenda, artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools have become a go-to source for all kinds of topics, even the most controversial. In this case, what is the worst city in Colombia? The GPT Chat gave its verdict on the matter.

One of the most recent and controversial results relates to the ranking of Colombian cities, where an AI model classified Buenaventura, in the department of Valle del Cauca, as the city with the worst living conditions in Colombia.

The ChatGPT determined this choice based on open data and statistics available from sources such as DANE (National Development Agency), the Ministry of Housing, National Planning, and international studies on urban development, among other factors such as multidimensional poverty rates, access to public services, security, unemployment, urban mobility, and citizen perception.

Although Buenaventura is one of the country's main ports and plays a key role in the national economy, it faces historical problems of inequality, violence, lack of social investment, and poor urban infrastructure. This has directly impacted its well-being and human development indices, placing it at a disadvantage compared to other capital cities and medium-sized cities in the country.

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Although Buenaventura is one of the country's main ports and plays a key role in the national economy, it faces historical problems of inequality, violence, lack of social investment, and poor urban infrastructure. This has directly impacted its well-being and human development indices, placing it at a disadvantage compared to other capital cities and medium-sized cities in the country.

Buenaventura's inclusion in this AI ranking should be understood as a quest for improvement. Instead of fueling negative narratives, technology can help identify priorities, channel social investment, and design more effective public policies.

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According to an article published by El País , Colombia has 8 of the 50 most dangerous cities in the world. The ranking, prepared by the Citizen Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice (CCSPJP), reveals the violence that persists in different parts of the country. Below is the list of the most dangerous cities in Colombia:

1) Buenaventura (Valle del Cauca)

2) Sincelejo (Sucre) 3) Cali (Valle del Cauca) 4) Santa Marta (Magdalena) 5) Cartagena de Indias (Bolívar) 6) Cúcuta (Norte de Santander) 7) Palmira (Valle del Cauca) 8) Barranquilla (Atlántico)