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AI Agents Poised to Transform Urban Ecosystems in Smart Cities

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At the Future Smart City Forum 2026, experts discussed how artificial intelligence agents could transform smart cities. These agents could coordinate responses to urban challenges, connect public services, and support businesses. The forum highlighted that future smart cities must develop an integrated urban ecosystem capable of operating intelligently.

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The shift in urban planning moves beyond focusing solely on data and infrastructure connectivity. AI could connect data, coordinate resources, forecast potential risks, and interact directly with urban systems, helping to improve quality of life.

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Businesses might see changes in operational costs or demand as AI agents support urban services.

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- The New York Times covered a study published in Nature by authors affiliated with the University of Oxford.Mon 03:26
- Michael Clark conducted research while affiliated with the University of Oxford.Fri 11:19

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