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VIDEO · 08 JANUARY 2020

Smart Cities Roundtable Part One: Regulation And Public Engagement (Video)

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Canadian municipalities of all sizes are in the nascent phase of a complex and potentially confusing journey toward the "smart city."

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The municipality of the future will be radically redefined by current transformative technologies, including AI, robotics, IoT, smart infrastructure, open data systems, and autonomous and electric vehicles. One of the most pressing issues facing any city is how much the future will be shaped by the companies driving the technology, and how much by the municipalities themselves through planning and adoption frameworks.

Canadian municipalities of all sizes are in the nascent phase of a complex and potentially confusing journey toward the "smart city." As municipalities pilot and deploy connected infrastructure projects in partnership with technology providers/partners, they will face new challenges that current policy and legal frameworks are not yet fully equipped to address. These include implementation logistics, obligations regarding cybersecurity and the use of citizens' data, contractual arrangements between municipalities and technology providers/partners, and

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