Selmer Bringsjord, Michael Giancola, Naveen Sundar Govindarajulu, John Slowik, James Oswald, Paul Bello, Micah Clark
Argument-based inductive logics, with coverage of compromised perception
Frontiers in artificial intelligence
article analyze digital massification smart cities evergrowing number market participants consumers internet things devices simultaneous accommodation users increasing disturbances inconveniences due data congestionas driver systemic risk argue digital massification phenomena largely escape societal awareness due protracted evolution therefore still blind spot longterm governance analysis makes methodological use historical relational analogy introduce elaborate concepts terms allow us discuss evolutionary nature massification foreseeable increasing probability occurrence trigger events using analogy history road traffic congestion deduce digital massification likely lead future risk transition tolerated disturbances inconveniences present turn systemic impacts insight calls heightened sensitivity governance massification phenomena ensure longterm resilience smart cities