Blog categorized as Thought Leadership

Exploring the intersection of wellbeing, identity, education, work, and technology, this thought-provoking article examines how industrial-era systems are shaping modern society, and questions whether AI, automation, and smart technologies demand a new social and economic paradigm for the future.

Smart city AI projects often fail not because of algorithms, but because of infrastructure. Erol Ozguner explores why latency, hardware selection, compute capability, and data sovereignty are becoming critical foundations for scalable, real-time urban AI systems.