ARTIFICIAL

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INTELLIGENCE
IN SMART
CITIES
-V.AKHILA DEVI
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AGENDA 1 Welcome to the future: AI in
smart cities

2 What are smart cities?

3 Why AI is critical for smart cities

4 AI Applications in Smart cities

Challenges and risks of AI in smart

5
cities

6 6 The Future of AI in smart cities

what are smart
cities?
smart cities are urban environments that
utilise advance technologies and data-
driven solutions to improve the quality of
life for citizens, enhance sustanibility, and
optimise the efficiency of city operations.
These cities levarage various digital and
IOT, technologies to collect and anaylse
data, enabling intellegent decision making
and seemless connectivity.
 Goals And OBJECTIVES

Enhanching
Safety-Security
quality of life

Sustainable
Economic Growth
Development

Efficient Urban-
Innovation
Planning

Seamless Improved mobility

Connectivity and transportation
why ai is critical
in smart cities?
AI is critical in smart cities
because it enables efficient data
anaylsis, automates decision-
making processes, and optimises
resource managment. It improves
traffic managment, enhances
public safety, enables
personalised citizen services,
promotes environmental
sustainability, and facilitates real-
time decision making for effective
city managment. AI's capabilities
enhance the efficiency,
sustainability, and livability of
smart cities.
 ai applications in smart cities

Energy Managment Waste Public Safety and

and Sustainability Managment security
Smart Grid Optimization:Ai Smart waste collection:AI
Video surveillance and
improves energy optimizes collection routes and
analtyics:AI detects anomolies
distribution and grid improves efficiency
and enhances securtity
efficiency.
measures
.

Renewable energy Intelligent sorting:AI Identifies Predictive policing:AI predicts

integration:AI forecasts and recylable materials for effective crime hotspots and optimizes
optimizes the integration of waste managment. resource allocation
renewable resorces

LM = Language Model
 Ai applications in smart cities

Intelligent Smart Infrastructure and Citizen Urban Planning and

Transportation
System
Traffic Managment:AI
optimizes signal timings and
manages congestion
Autonomous vehicles:AI
enables self-driving cars and Building Energy Managment:AI
enhances transporatation
effciency
Assest Managment Services
Predictive Chatbots and virtual
assistants:AI providesinstant
maintenance:AI
responses and personalised
predicts equipment
failures and reduces recommendations
downtime
Citizen Engagement
platforms:AI facilitates
optmizes energy usage in
communication and
buildings
particionary decision-making
smart-governance
Data analytics for urban
planning:AI provides insights
for infrastructure planning
and development
Intelligent decision
suppoprt-systems:AI aids
data-driven decision -
making for polymakers
 challenges faced by
ai in smart cities
Data Quality and accessbility: Ensuring standarised and
reliable data and overcoming limitations in data access.

Privacy and Security: Addressing concerns about privacy, data

protection and cyber security.

Ethical and bias issues: Mitigating bias in AI algorithms and

upholding ethical standards.`

Integration and Interoperability: Ensuring seemless

integration of diverse AI sytems and infrastructure.

Citizen Acceptance and Trust: Building awarness, addressing

concerns, and involving citizens in decision making.

Scalability and Cost: Overcoming infrastructure requirements

and balancing implementation costs.

Legal and Regulatory frame works: Establishing appropriate

guidelines ad policies for AI governence in smart cities.
Risks in Smart
Cities
1. Cybersecurity Threats: Increased vulnerability to
cyberattacks and data breaches.
2. Privacy Concerns: Risks to individual privacy and
unauthorized access to personal data.
3. Dependence on Technology: Susceptibility to
disruptions and failures in interconnected
systems.
4. Digital Divide: Unequal access to technology and
services, widening socioeconomic disparities.
5. Algorithmic Bias: Potential for biased outcomes
and discrimination in AI-driven decision-making.
6. Lack of Governance: Insufficient regulations and
oversight for responsible smart city
deployments.
7. Data Ownership and Control: Concerns
regarding transparency, accountability, and
equitable data usage.
Future trends and
oppurtunities in
smart cities
1. IoT Integration: Greater connectivity and data collection
for enhanced efficiency and services.
2. AI Advancements: Leveraging AI for data analysis,
prediction, and autonomous systems.
3. AI Advancements: Leveraging AI for data analysis,
prediction, and autonomous systems.
4. Sustainable Development: Integrating renewable energy
and eco-friendly solutions.
5. Mobility Innovations: Revolutionizing urban
transportation with autonomous vehicles and smart
systems.
6. Data-driven Decision-making: Utilizing data analytics and
citizen-centric platforms for informed policies.
7. Citizen Engagement: Empowering citizens through
digital platforms and participatory processes.
8. Smart Infrastructure and Resilience: Investing in resilient
systems and adaptive infrastructure.
In the future, AI will revolutionize smart cities by:

1. Enhancing efficiency and automation in

transportation, energy, and infrastructure.
2. Improving citizen services with personalized
experiences and virtual assistants.
3. Enabling advanced data analytics for proactive
decision-making and resource optimization.
4. Enhancing public safety through AI-powered
surveillance and predictive policing.
5. Promoting sustainable and resilient
infrastructure with optimized resource
management.
6. Facilitating citizen participation and
engagement through AI-driven platforms.
With AI at the forefront, smart cities will become
more efficient, sustainable, and citizen-centric,
transforming the way we live and interact with
urban environments.
 Conclusion
In summary, smart cities offer exciting possibilities for
improving urban living by integrating advanced
technologies and data-driven solutions.

By embracing IoT, AI, and sustainability practices,

cities can enhance efficiency, sustainability, and
citizen experiences in areas like transportation,
energy, safety, and governance.

However, challenges such as cybersecurity and privacy

need to be addressed, and robust governance
frameworks are essential. By seizing emerging trends
and opportunities, cities can create a more
sustainable, inclusive, and connected future.

Through careful planning, collaboration, and citizen

engagement, smart cities can improve quality of life,
drive economic growth, and build resilient and livable
urban environments for everyone.
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