AI and Human-Centric Approach in Smart Cities Management: Case Studies from Silesian and Lesser Poland Voivodships
Ida Skubis,
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Radosław Wolniak,
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Wieslaw Grebski
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(18), P. 8279 - 8279
Published: Sept. 23, 2024
The
presented
paper
examines
the
integration
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
in
management
smart
cities,
focusing
on
Silesian
and
Lesser
Poland
Voivodships
Poland.
This
research
addresses
a
notable
gap
analysis
regional
AI
strategies
within
urban
management,
providing
comparative
implementation
these
two
distinct
regions.
Voivodship,
with
its
emphasis
traditional
industries
such
as
manufacturing
energy,
contrasts
broader
approach
which
includes
applications
life
sciences
ICT.
explores
how
technologies
enhance
efficiency,
sustainability,
livability
through
practical
traffic
healthcare,
energy
environmental
management.
It
highlights
importance
human-centric
city
development,
emphasizing
inclusivity,
transparency,
ethical
considerations.
also
delves
into
socio-technical
dynamics
deployment,
illustrating
can
transform
environments
while
ensuring
that
benefits
are
equitably
distributed
developments
sustainable
resilient.
By
analyzing
specific
case
studies,
authors
aim
to
provide
empirical
evidence
insights
contribute
academic
understanding
AI’s
role
ultimately
advocating
for
design
prioritize
human
well-being
health.
Language: Английский
Smart city governance and interoperability: enhancing human security in Yogyakarta and Makassar, Indonesia
Frontiers in Political Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: March 5, 2025
Introduction
The
global
expansion
of
smart
cities
has
reshaped
urban
governance;
however,
their
heavy
reliance
on
technological
innovation
often
undermines
human
security,
leading
to
fragmented,
unsustainable,
and
exclusionary
systems
that
fail
meet
the
needs
vulnerable
populations.
This
study
examines
impact
interoperability
city
governance
(SCG)
its
role
in
enhancing
security
Yogyakarta
Makassar,
Indonesia.
Methods
research
explores
how
is
developed
through
design
processes,
government
alignment,
policy
fit,
user
engagement,
change
management,
structure,
service
consumption.
Data
were
collected
from
315
respondents
across
47
agencies
analyzed
using
Partial
Least
Squares
Structural
Equation
Modeling
(PLS-SEM).
Results
findings
indicate
significantly
strengthens
SCG
enhances
security.
Cross-sector
collaboration
emerged
as
a
key
driver
innovation.
Despite
challenges
such
regulatory
resistance
data
fragmentation,
alignment
with
national
digital
strategy,
SPBE
policy,
Indonesia’s
One
initiative
facilitates
system
integration.
Discussion
conclusion
shifts
focus
development
advancement
addressing
vulnerabilities.
It
provides
blueprint
for
like
Makassar
integrate
local
frameworks
standards,
thereby
promoting
responsive
equitable
governance.
Language: Английский
Securing the Digital Backbone of Smart Cities
IGI Global eBooks,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 323 - 342
Published: April 17, 2025
Smart
cities
rely
on
interconnected
digital
systems
for
essential
services.
These
environments
face
security
gaps
that
invite
disruptive
cyber
threats.
This
chapter
investigates
key
vulnerabilities
in
urban
infrastructures
and
explains
methods
analyzing
malicious
behavior.
The
purpose
is
to
present
layered
strategies
protect
sensor
networks,
communication
protocols,
supervisory
control
systems.
author
applies
evidence-based
examine
intrusion
detection,
infrastructure
hardening,
data
governance
models.
Empirical
results
reveal
anomalies
traffic
unauthorized
flows
are
best
addressed
through
proactive
detection
algorithms
decentralized
oversight.
insights
suggest
stronger
policies
guide
collection
usage.
contributes
an
integrated
framework
combining
cybersecurity
practices,
technical
resilience,
responsible
management.
Language: Английский