Kavan Choksi Explores How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Urban Decision-Making Every day, a city leaves behind an enormous digital footprint. Traffic signals change thousands of times, transit systems record passenger movement, utility networks track consumption, and maintenance teams log inspections across countless public assets. Most of this information once sat in separate databases with little connection to one another. Kavan Choksi recognizes that artificial intelligence is beginning to bring these pieces together, allowing city leaders to spot patterns that were previously difficult to see. This shift represents more than faster computing. It changes the way municipalities understand daily operations. Instead of looking back at what happened last week or last month, planners can study developing trends while they are unfolding. That added perspective supports decisions based on emerging conditions rather than completed events.  Reading Traffic B...