Application of Smart City Construction in a New Data Environment

Zhao, Yunhong; Li, Suruo; Chen, Huafeng; Xu, Yuhua

doi:10.3389/fenrg.2022.908338

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“…Many things in life-cities [38] , buildings [39] , homes [40] , watches [41] , glasses [42] , and shoes [43] -are becoming health-focused smart technologies. Smart devices such as smartwatches, wristbands, bracelets, glasses, or fitness trackers can instantly measure and provide a clear picture of a user's health, including body mass index, calories burned, sleep duration and quality, heart rate, blood sugar level, and blood pressure [4,44] .…”

Section: Data Collectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The shift from disease-centric to patient-centric healthcare: Assessing physicians’ intention to use AI doctors

Uymaz,

Akgül

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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This study examines physicians’ attitudes toward the intention to use AI doctors in healthcare. Currently, physicians use smart health technologies, health data, and AI in disease-focused research hospitals, and industry regulators hope that AI technology will be extensively used for each person, which means a shift from disease-centric to individual-centric healthcare. Using the theory of technology acceptance and use, a research model was developed to understand physicians’ intentions to use AI doctors for data collection, diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient follow-up. The causal comparison screening technique was used to determine the causes and consequences of physicians’ attitudes, behaviors, ideas, and beliefs. The responses of 478 physicians were evaluated using structural equation modeling and deep learning (an artificial neural network). It was discovered that physicians intend to use AI doctors first for diagnosis and treatment planning, and then for data collection and patient follow-up. According to the findings, the main constructs are performance expectancy, perceived task technology fit, high-tech habits, and hedonic motivation.

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Section: Data Collectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The shift from disease-centric to patient-centric healthcare: Assessing physicians’ intention to use AI doctors

Uymaz,

Akgül

2024

Environ. Soc. Psychol.

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“…In addition to governance, the concept of smart cities is closely tied to sustainability. A study by Zhao et al (2022) emphasizes the importance of renewable energy sources in smart cities, highlighting the role of solar energy in particular. The integration of renewable energy sources is seen as a critical factor in transforming urban landscapes into sustainable smart cities.…”

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Spatial analysis and technological influences on smart city development in Kazakhstan

Nurbatsin,

Kireyeva,

Gamidullaeva

et al. 2023

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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This study delves into the evolving landscape of smart city development in Kazakhstan, a domain gaining increasing relevance in the context of urban modernization and digital transformation. The research is anchored in the quest to understand how specific technological factors influence the formation of smart cities within the region. To this end, the study adopts a Spatial Autoregressive Model (SAR) as its core analytical tool, leveraging data on server density, cloud service usage, and electronic invoicing practices across various Kazakhstani cities. The crux of the research revolves around assessing the impact of these selected technological variables on the smart city development process. The SAR model’s application facilitates a nuanced understanding of the spatial dynamics at play, offering insights into how these factors vary in influence across different urban areas. A key finding of this investigation is the significant positive correlation between the adoption of electronic invoicing and smart city development, a result that stands in contrast to the relatively insignificant impact of server density and cloud service usage. The conclusion drawn from these findings underscores the pivotal role of digital administrative processes, particularly electronic invoicing, in driving the smart city agenda in Kazakhstan. This insight not only contributes to the academic discourse on smart cities but also holds practical implications for policymakers and urban planners. It suggests a strategic shift towards prioritizing digital administrative innovations over mere infrastructural or technological upgrades. The study’s outcomes are poised to guide future smart city initiatives in Kazakhstan and offer a reference point for similar emerging economies embarking on their smart city journeys.

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“…However, in the in-depth construction of smart cities and the huge changes in the information environment, the city has gradually formed an irreversible dependence on the carrier carrying a large amount of data and information [53]. Safety issues and security risks have emerged, and information security issues have gradually risen from a very small influence to the perspective of national security strategy [54,55].…”

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Intelligent urbanism with artificial intelligence in shaping tomorrow’s smart cities: current developments, trends, and future directions

Yan,

Jiang,

Huang

et al. 2023

J Cloud Comp

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Abstract21st century has witnessed a profound metamorphosis in human civilization, primarily driven by the confluence of advanced network technologies and industrial modernization. This transformative period has expanded our understanding of the world, paving the way for innovative concepts such as the “smart city”. At its essence, a smart city harnesses the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize urban living, presenting a paradigm shift towards more efficient service models and an elevated standard of living for its inhabitants. Integrating AI into the fabric of urban infrastructure marks a monumental leap in societal evolution, underscoring the imperative to cultivate and advance AI technologies. This paper endeavors to elucidate the multifaceted applications of AI within the domains of smart cities, illuminating its pivotal role in shaping and advancing our contemporary era. From intelligent transportation systems and energy management to public safety and healthcare, AI permeates various aspects of urban life, ushering in unprecedented efficiencies and novel solutions to age-old challenges. The symbiotic relationship between AI and smart cities is explored in detail, showcasing how AI technologies are instrumental in optimizing resource allocation, improving decision-making processes, and ultimately enhancing the overall quality of life. Furthermore, this paper delves into the imperative of fostering the development and advancement of AI technologies within the context of smart cities. It underscores the interconnectedness of technological progress and urban development, emphasizing how a concerted effort to cultivate AI capabilities can propel cities into a future marked by sustainable growth, resilience, and innovation. The exploration of challenges and opportunities in deploying AI within urban environments adds a critical dimension to the discourse, encouraging a balanced consideration of ethical, regulatory, and societal implications. In conclusion, this paper seeks to contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding smart cities and the transformative impact of AI. By shedding light on the diverse applications of AI within urban landscapes and emphasizing its pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of our era, it underscores the critical importance of advancing AI technology development for the continued progress of smart cities and, by extension, the broader global community.

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Application of Smart City Construction in a New Data Environment

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

The shift from disease-centric to patient-centric healthcare: Assessing physicians’ intention to use AI doctors

The shift from disease-centric to patient-centric healthcare: Assessing physicians’ intention to use AI doctors

Spatial analysis and technological influences on smart city development in Kazakhstan

Intelligent urbanism with artificial intelligence in shaping tomorrow’s smart cities: current developments, trends, and future directions

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