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(because apparently that's what constitutes "working") and later on in the game, you can find small communities of 1-5 people, all of whom you can talk to or do quests for.
There are no cities. There are "settlements"; extremely small groups of NPCs, fairly rare, and come in only two flavours. A "full" settlement of a few buildings the player can assist by donating resources to, or a "minor" settlement, which is a single building. If you want to find and talk to NPCs, Trading Posts and Space Stations are better in that they have a lot more interactable NPCs wandering around in them.
You can talk to some NPCs, but the majority only have flavour text for you. None of them are going to start some big quest chain or become in-depth characters for you to socialise with.
There are settlements where you can become an overseer. Those are the closest to a small town/village. Never tried to count but seems like 30 to 40 settlers wandering around. The interactions with most of them are really terse. You can see their thought balloons which can be entertaining.
There are no cities and probably never will be. It is a really fun game but best to park your imagined expectations at the door and just accept it on its own terms.