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BREAKING — IEEE Spectrum reports that urban infrastructure is moving past simple data collection toward systems that can reason and respond in real time, with edge AI and physical AI enabling cities to handle public safety, mobility, and infrastructure management through cognitive action rather than passive monitoring.
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