Corporate social responsibility and AI and their impact on smart cities

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Brown, M. 2025. Corporate social responsibility and AI and their impact on smart cities. in: Sposato, M. and Dittmar, E.C. (ed.) Transforming Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics With AI IGI Global. pp. 435-462
Chapter titleCorporate social responsibility and AI and their impact on smart cities
AuthorsBrown, M.
Abstract

Due to increasing urbanization, smart cities have developed rapidly, and they focus on technology driven infrastructure and sustainable development. With cities becoming more digital, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are key issues in determining the urban habitat of the future. This work investigates the relationship between CSR, AI and smart cities, and their implications for urban development. Aiming from the perspective of the role of AI in smart city making and the responsibility of corporations in enhancing sustainable city environment, this chapter discusses the opportunities and difficulties in combining CSR and AI in building more liveable, efficient, and sustainable cities. More specifically, this study aims to help extend understanding of entanglement between corporate responsibility, technological innovation, and urban sustainability to guide the development of more resilient and just cities of the future.

Sustainable Development Goals11 Sustainable cities and communities
Middlesex University ThemeCreativity, Culture & Enterprise
Page range435-462
Book titleTransforming Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics With AI
EditorsSposato, M. and Dittmar, E.C.
PublisherIGI Global
SeriesAdvances in Computational Intelligence and Robotics
ISBN
Hardcover9798369398944
Paperback9798369398951
Electronic9798369398968
Publication dates
Print07 Mar 2025
Publication process dates
AcceptedDec 2024
Deposited24 Apr 2025
Output statusPublished
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Published in Transforming Corporate Social Responsibility and Business Ethics With AI published by IGI Global. Available at http://doi.org/10.4018/979-8-3693-9894-4

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.4018/979-8-3693-9894-4.ch014
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