Edge AI for Smart Cities: From Insight to Cognitive Action
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Updated Oct 26Consensus Brief
The white paper discusses the transition from passive monitoring in smart cities to cognitive action through the implementation of edge AI and physical AI. It highlights the benefits of low-latency decision-making, data sovereignty, and reduced reliance on centralized cloud infrastructure. The document also outlines the necessary durability, security, and interoperability requirements for edge hardware and software in urban applications.
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