Affiliation:
1. KCG College of Technology, India
2. PNG University of Technology, Papua New Guinea
Abstract
In smart cities, generative artificial intelligence (AI) models such as ChatGPT have become revolutionary tools in many respects, chiefly due to their ability to process and communicate natural language. These artificial intelligence (AI) systems have greatly enhanced communication and problem-solving skills, leading to increased productivity and efficiency in a variety of fields, including healthcare, education, environmental monitoring, public health, smart grid management, traffic management, citizen engagement, environmental monitoring, and environmental monitoring. This study looks at ChatGPT's and similar Generative AI's changing role in smartcity contexts. It highlights the need for ethical frameworks and regulatory rules by examining the difficulties in putting them into practice. Concurrently, it highlights the enormous potential these technologies provide, from promoting inclusivity to igniting innovation, forming a future in which artificial intelligence augments human capabilities and fosters peaceful coexistence between sentient machines and people.