In a previous article, we showed that when reviewing the currently available ethical_x000D_
frameworks, it becomes clear that the urban aspect is missing. Furthermore, none of the_x000D_
existing studies consider or directly address the potential consequences or harms of_x000D_
implementing and utilizing urban AI in cities, and how this may affect the residents of the_x000D_
same city._x000D_
As AI systems have the potential to replicate the biases, inequalities, and power structures_x000D_
that already exist within societies, there is an immediate need to develop an ethical urban AI_x000D_
framework for sustainable and equitable cities. Therefore, there is a need for additional_x000D_
research to address the ethical implications of adopting and utilizing AI in urban areas and to_x000D_
develop AI frameworks for urban settings._x000D_
This article uses qualitative methods in combination with review methods to understand and_x000D_
interrogate urban AI ethics. Using co-creation techniques, we conduct interviews with AI and_x000D_
urban experts to develop the first Urban-AI Ethical Framework.

Eng. Lamiaa Ghoz, Dr. Mennatullah Hendawy
German University in Cairo, Ain Shams University

 
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