Off-Topic: Why Raleigh’s AI Service Agent Does Not Belong on London Urbanism Desk
A story about Raleigh, North Carolina training an AI agent for IT support has no connection to London planning, transport, housing or…
Read updateA story about Raleigh, North Carolina training an AI agent for IT support has no connection to London planning, transport, housing or…
Read updateA Milwaukee park built on former pavement as part of a public‑private partnership is reducing downstream flooding. The approach offers a reference…
Read updateA US report covered by Smart Cities Dive underlines why planners need clearer tests for electricity, water and resilience impacts as data…
Read updateA new Urban Institute warning on falling birthrates and family retention is not a London policy decision, but it highlights a test…
Read updateA sponsored Smart Cities Dive piece argues that World Cup host cities are judged long before kick-off. For London, the useful planning…
Read updateSan Francisco city supervisors are reviewing a proposal that could significantly reduce inclusionary housing requirements in an effort to stimulate new construction.…
Read updateThe Federal Highway Administration has quietly removed bike lanes and speed cameras from its list of recommended safety measures, a move that…
Read updateA vacant building's terrace in Arlington, Virginia, has been transformed into a temporary pop-up park, offering a potential model for cities seeking…
Read updateA new report highlights the significant potential for cost savings through widespread adoption of heat pumps and other energy-efficient appliances in the…
Read updateUber is set to launch its self-driving taxi service in Houston and San Francisco, potentially beginning public rides in the Bay Area…
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