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Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to screens, software, or virtual assistants. It is stepping into the physical world, driving cars, navigating cities, making decisions, and reshaping how society functions. The Age of Physical AI is a deep and forward looking exploration of how autonomous intelligence is transforming transportation, industry, and human life itself. From self driving vehicles and reasoning machines to ethical decision making, regulation, and societal impact, this book reveals how AI is evolving beyond algorithms into systems that perceive, act, and think in the real world. Drawing on real world developments in autonomous vehicles, AI hardware, and intelligent infrastructure, this book explains how physical AI systems learn from human behavior, reason through complex scenarios, and operate safely in unpredictable environments. It explores the technologies powering this transformation, including advanced AI chips, autonomous platforms, and energy efficient computing, while also examining the human, legal, and ethical questions that come with it. Inside this book, you will discover: How physical AI differs from traditional artificial intelligence The technology behind self driving cars and autonomous systems Ethical and legal challenges of AI driven decision making The societal and economic impact of autonomous intelligence How AI will reshape jobs, cities, and global mobility What the future holds for human and machine collaboration Written for curious readers, professionals, innovators, and future thinkers, The Age of Physical AI combines technical insight with accessible explanations and big picture vision. It is both a guide to today's AI driven transformation and a roadmap to what lies ahead. If you want to understand how artificial intelligence is moving from code to reality, and how it will redefine the future of humanity, this book is essential reading.

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