I think cities will be more livable, more sustainable and more resilient in the future.
Today, most cities are built for cars, not people. The parking spaces, the streets, the traffic lights and even the air quality are designed around making it easy to drive but that doesn't make them liveable or sustainable.
In the future, cities will be designed around people. Streets will be shared between cars and pedestrians, with plenty of bike lanes and green spaces. The traffic signals that determine who gets to go first at intersections will be timed to be efficient for both pedestrians and drivers. And we'll have better transit systems that get people where they want to go without using cars at all.
As technology improves, we'll see an increase in urban farming and other ways for neighborhoods to become more self-sufficient. We'll also see a resurgence in local manufacturing that makes it easier for people to create things locally instead of shipping them from halfway across the world.
Cities today have concentrated populations of people living in the same place. This means when major infrastructure fails (like a power grid), lots of people are affected at once and it can take days or weeks to fix or replace. In the future, we'll find ways to build infrastructure that is more resilient.

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