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AI’s Machine-First World Targets Southern California’s Parking Lots and Warehouses

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A Goldman Sachs Global Institute essay argues that the physical world is being rebuilt for machines, and Southern California — with the nation's densest logistics corridor and its most parking-choked cities — stands to gain and lose more than most from the redesign.

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