Smart Cities and Sustainable Development. A Case Study

Solano, Sandra Escamilla; Casado, Paola Plaza; Ureba, Sandra Flores

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-40895-8_5

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“…In view of this fact, we are threatened by their unsustainable development. Sustainable development should be analyzed from a multidisciplinary perspective, taking into account all factors at stake (Escamilla Solano et al, 2017). A very important factor in this sustainability is the involvement of all operating companies in the CSR project.…”

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The aim of the study is to indicate the essence of copyright in the context of what was, is, and may be. Drawing attention to the changing reality, the expansion of artificial intelligence as a potential author of a given work, who as the creator will be entitled to legal protection. If we assume that a snail and cancer can be a fish, a carrot can be a fruit, and a machine cannot be an inventor because it is just a tool, then what is copyright in human life? What is the difference between artificial intelligence in copyright law and the natural intelligence of a given author -creator, if both are intelligent creations? Why is there talk of a higher than natural intelligence in a situation in which it is not so much about something completely new and from the beginning, but about something that is simply better, faster, more accurate and more efficient in some respects than an intelligent man, whom this thing does not replace, but only helps. Design/methodology/approach: The research method used in this article is the analysis of legal sources, scientific studies of interdisciplinary scope, supplemented by interviews, observations and experience of the author. The research procedure included the analysis of information sources, a review of Polish and foreign literature, an analysis of legal acts, a method of analysis and synthesis, a case study and logical deductive reasoning in the timespace of yesterdaytodaytomorrow. Findings: For centuries, man has wanted to be better, to overcome basically everything, including Nature, to create something that could have existed so far without his participation or with his indirect participation. The emergence of concepts related to artificial intelligence only seemingly suggests a desire to take control of man. Man is a realistic, rich structure composed of soul and body, which artificial intelligence does not have. Who will be the creator and who will be entitled to the rights and how they will be protected when the object of protection becomes the product of artificial intelligence. Thanks to the algorithms used, an artificial intellectual creator is able to quickly assimilate many things, but first he must know what.Here we come to a very important issuewho should "feed" artificial intelligence data so that the so-called biased algorithms are not created. At the moment, attributing copyright to machines and devices and granting them legal protection as a creator seems to be an action incompatible with the natural protection of man as a creator.Research limitations/implications: The limitations of the results obtained may result from a limited research sample, including textual sample. They may result from too innovative invention of comprehensive use of artificial intelligence, which in the case of copyright is attributed to man. The trick is to come up with an innovative solution and construct some 8 M. Boczek unprecedented thing, but the success of this mainly depends on their widespread use. In many areas, artificial intelligence is to be used on the march, it will be m...

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“…For example, prioritizing sustainable practices that benefit the environment may require additional financial investments, resulting in higher costs or decreased profitability, which can conflict with the interests of shareholders whose primary goal is the company's profitability. Similarly, the lack of consensus on the value of CSR can create tensions and conflicts, especially since different stakeholders view CSR in different ways (Escamilla Solano et al, 2017). Therefore, efforts to manage these diverse interests can undermine the implementation of CSR strategies and activities, resulting in slow adoption.…”

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Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Corporate Social Responsibility: Systematic Bibliometric Literature Review

Rosário¹,

Figueiredo²

2023

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At a basic level, entrepreneurship refers to an individual or a small group of partners that intend to create a new business. Entrepreneurship is at forefront of any competitive economy due to the creation of new products and services that comes from new ideas. In other words, entrepreneurship is associated with economic wealth, growth and innovation. The usage of resources in the creation of new businesses needs to be rational because investors normally are risk averse, and nowadays, the purpose of a new business needs to be for a long-term period, and the usage of resources has to take into mind the possible damage to the planet. In other words, entrepreneurs and the sustainability of the planet are interconnected. Beyond this, entrepreneurs need to take care of the corporate social responsibility of each new business, considering the interests of itself, its stakeholders, and the public. Nevertheless, existing research has not shown in full all the research streams, how they interact with each other and their potential knowledge development. Thus, a literature review on social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility in the last decade are opportune. This paper aims to identify research trends in the field through a Systematic Bibliometric Literature Review of social entrepreneurship and corporate social responsibility research. The review includes 69 articles published in the Scopus® database, presenting up-to-date knowledge on the topic.

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“…The primary purpose of a smart city is to supply the city with advanced technology and intelligence to achieve more efficient infrastructure and services. A responsible and global society in which technology and innovation enhance people's daily lives is the result of a sustainable city [2]. In an effort to maximize smart city service, The Jakarta Government is establishing Jak Lingko, an integrated system of all modes of public transportation in Jakarta, to support accessible and sustainable public transportation including the payment system through integrated technological advancements in 2022.…”

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JakLingko: The Implementation of Integrated Transportation Approach in Jakarta Smart City

Arif,

Falyani,

Sari

et al. 2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Jakarta is one of the big cities which has already implemented the concept of a smart city. To be a smart city, Jakarta has to improve its efficiency, maintain its progressive in technology, and deliver environmentally friendly service, without compromising the social aspects. Transportation has become the major problem to solve especially due to high traffic congestion in Jakarta which hinder Jakarta's purpose to create a smart city while delivering sustainable development for smart mobility for the city. The purpose of this paper is to review the implementation of technology platforms to address the transportation problems in Jakarta and to provide reference and recommendation to improve service delivery. The findings show that the three indicators of improving the quality of public transportation in Jakarta, including integration, reach, and the number of users of public transportation still need improvements to make the JakLingko app user friendly, and trusted by the people to be used. Recommendations are given to provide more promotion to the online application and to improve the smoothness operation of the application platform.

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Smart Cities and Sustainable Development. A Case Study

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