Group 1 - The central urban work conference this year proposed the goal of building a modern people's city, focusing on "one optimization and six constructions," which includes building safe and resilient cities and convenient smart cities [1] - Enhancing the intelligence level of building management is crucial for promoting safer, more orderly, smarter, and more efficient urban operations in the digital age [1] - Strengthening top-level design and establishing a safety management system for the entire lifecycle of buildings is essential, as building safety directly impacts people's lives and property [1][2] Group 2 - Establishing digital archives for building safety hazards through comprehensive risk surveys can help understand the safety status of buildings dynamically [2] - A comprehensive management platform for buildings should integrate various types of information, including safety hazards and maintenance data, to enhance the intelligence level of building management [2] - The platform should provide functions for hazard detection and early warning, decision support for government departments, and public service for safety information inquiries [2] Group 3 - A mechanism for eliminating building safety hazards and a dynamic updating mechanism for building information are critical for ensuring safety [3] - Different types of buildings, especially older and self-built ones, should have designated responsible units and individuals to ensure timely and effective hazard elimination [3] - Enhancing the intelligence level of building management requires participation from all sectors of society to create a safer and more comfortable living environment [3]