A comprehensive bibliometric study published in Urban Science analyzes nearly 5,000 research papers to map the evolving role of artificial intelligence in smart cities. From optimizing transportation and energy use to monitoring air quality and enhancing public safety, AI is driving urban innovation across disciplines and continents. With emerging trends like digital twins and blockchain integration, the report also raises key ethical and regulatory considerations that must be addressed for sustainable development.

A new AI-driven traffic management system by LYT is helping emergency vehicles cut through congestion by turning traffic lights green in real time. Already adopted in several U.S. cities, this cloud-based platform is improving emergency response times and showing potential for broader use during events and severe weather conditions.

The AI Camera Market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by deep learning, edge AI, and smart surveillance innovations. Industries like security, healthcare, and automotive are leveraging AI-powered cameras for real-time decision-making and automation. Discover the latest market trends, key players, regulatory challenges, and future opportunities in this evolving industry.

URBAN AI has launched a six-week 'AI in Urban Planning' program to educate professionals on integrating artificial intelligence into city development. The course covers predictive modeling, generative AI, and regulatory planning, taught by globally recognized experts. Designed for urbanists, policymakers, and real estate professionals, the program aims to shape the future of AI-powered urbanism.

The CitiVerse EDIC, launched in Valencia, is transforming European cities with AI and digital twin technologies. Bringing together 14 nations and aiming to expand to 100 cities by 2026, the initiative focuses on smarter urban management and citizen engagement. Backed by €80M, CitiVerse is setting a new global benchmark for cooperative smart city development.