aceArtificial Intelligence for Net-Zero and Climate-Resilient Sustainable Cities: Technologies, Challenges, and Future Perspectives
Urbanization, climate change, increasing energy demand, and rapid infrastructure development have created significant challenges for achieving sustainable and resilient cities. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative technology that enables data-driven decision-making, intelligent automation, and efficient resource management, making it an important enabler of net-zero and climate-resilient urban systems. This narrative review examines AI applications relevant to urban climate mitigation and…
The review concludes AI has potential to speed urban transitions to low-carbon, climate-resilient systems through uses such as energy systems, transport, monitoring and disaster preparedness.
The same urban AI deployments face obstacles including data privacy, cybersecurity, algorithmic bias, poor interoperability, the high energy use of AI systems, digital inequality and governance gaps.
The synthesis is qualitative and non-exhaustive, and original search and screening records are unavailable, with differences between study settings and outcome measures limiting comparability.
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- Peer-reviewedArtificial Intelligence for Sustainable Cities2026-10-15
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