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sunxiaoting
sunxiaoting
1)the roots of the culture might slowly disappear as new technology will change people's lifestyle. Due to the advance technology,people will feel their old ways of living are less convenient. For example, people nowadays used to order food online which delivers to home, instead of going to the shop, the interaction among people and the connection to the outside world will be much lesser, as everything can be done on the internet effortlessly without stepping out of their house. Although this saves lots of time, but when people  loss connection with others, becoming true " individuals", the society will be in dire strait.
 2)AI is a boon because it improves the standard of living of the people. For example, people can just go out with only a handphone to pay whatever they need. In this way, AI will make people's lives become easier and convenient. Moreover, the self-drivingbus that has been invented and has begun a trial operation in Shenzhen, China, will undeniablely save much time and efforts one day it enters regular operation in the city.

Lizhen
Lizhen
Qn1
one of the challenges is that people will tend to rely heavily on technology. With everything made easier, or completely done for us, through the use of technology, people are slowly but surely forgetting how to to do certain things on our own. As technology becomes an integral part of our lives, we cannot live without them. This is also true for children, they are becoming more and more focused on things like the internet and video games that they are spending much lesser time outside and being active.
The other challenge is that Smart cities are exposed to a diverse set of cyber security threats and criminal misuses. In this environment, a single smart city vulnerability, when exploited by an individual or organized group, may put the entire city at risk.
Qn2
 I think AI is beneficia as it makes jobs easier and increases productivity. With the replacement of men by efficient AI, productivity is undoubtedly increasing as AI can perform their work continuously as long as they are supplied power.
Zhenyu
 Zhenyu
Q1     Singapore may face some problems as it moves towards becoming a smart city .For examples，people capability of doing work will be affected as they rely too much on technology.Besides， this may change people's lifestyle and their health conditions will become weaker as they choose to go any place by car instead of using foot and play mobile phone at home to relax themselves instead of going out for sports.

Q2      I think AI is a boon as it will help us in our daily lifes and more advanced technological break throughs. AI can work more effectively than human as there is no need for sleep and they don't get ill . Machines obviously need to be charged or refueled sometime so that they can work again. However ， in my opinion ,they are definitely going to get a lot more work done and save more time than humans can 


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Celest
Celest
1) I think that Singapore will many problems such as no jobs for humans as most or all of them would be replaced with robots, therefore, jobs would be lost
Qiyang
Qiyang 
Qn1
Some challenges Singapore may face as it advances into a smart city is its elder generation. Technology is developing at a rate so quick that what a phone means now is different from what it meant 10 years ago and this leads to a problem with our senior generation as they do not have the knowledge to advance with our society. So this begs the question how to help the elderly to adapt? Another point I want to bring up is that this smart city concept may or may not end up going down the road of failure. It’s like the idea of communism it’s good in theory but put it in real life and all sorts of things go wrong, for example let’s say you want to automate the streetlights to be based on the light remaining. You will need sensors to feel ,taste and see on their behalf and this leads to the issue of sensory overload if we were to attach one sensor to one lampost, we would still have too much data to efficiently handle and process. One might say we’ll use a better processor but the problem is that right now we are only talking about automating a simple function of turning the lights on and off and if we are already using our better processors to do this ‘simple’ task then one might ask wouldn’t it be more efficient to just have a human press a button to turn it on and off? Another issue is the issue of power. The concept of a smart city is based on the idea that the machines would do all the work and the humans will enjoy. This exposes a major flaw as looking at the world’s largest economies you would see that none are producing even 1 trillion batteries now I use the word even due to the sheer power consumption of a smart city just based on powering it’s sensors alone. Our current energy Paradigms predict us being unable to power above 1 trillion devices let alone a million per city for it’s sensory processing and computing devices. This is why have my view on this topic is that humans and technology should have clear defining lines and besides if we were to actually create a smart city, I doubt that it would be anything but a distopia. everything can be recorded and nothing is private.sometimes it’s best to not fix what is not broken.
PingPing again -.-
PingPing again -.-
1) Singapore will face obstacles as it becomes a “smart” city. There will be challenges such as people depending too much on the new technology and lifestyle. Some might be too reliant until they forget about traditions that were passed on from old generations. 

2) AI aka artificial intelligence is a boon and a bane if it is being used in our daily lives. AI helps us with convenience and makes our lives easier. However, if it is too much, it might take away something we once knew how to do. People will become too dependent on the AI
JunYang
JunYang
1)As Singapore moves towards to being a smart city,challenges will definetly be faced. For example,prices of food will be raised. For example,4 years back, a Macdonald Fillet O' Fish alacarte was just $2,now it is $2.50. 
Liao Ming
Liao Ming
① One of the challenges will be overdependence on high technology. As the technology keepsadvancing,smart devices can help most people to save time and energy from doing jobs that do not require much logical thinking.People will therefore heavily rely on technology to fulfill their daily tasks.Consequently,addiction to technology may be created by the overdependence.This will lead to the decrease of employment opportunaties since most jobs with low technical content can be accomplished by smart devices.
② I agree that AI is a bane to the society to a large extent.As the AI technology has been developing,scientists nowadays have been working on how to enable AI to have their own thinking.When this become reality one day, AI will start thinking why do they need to be enslaved by human.Since they have high technical content and robotic bodies, they will start to rebel, and that might be the end of human's role
Addison
Addison 
Q1 I think that if Singapore becomes a smart city, many people will protest as they may not be used to the new way of living and would want to revert to their old ways. Many people in general are afraid of change. Humans are comfortable when they are used to something and it takes a lot of courage to step out of their comfort zone and change.
Q2 I think that AI is a boon and that people who don’t think so are just afraid to change and are no better than the people who think the earth is flat. If we do not advance technology, we will forever be stuck in the Stone Age. People made revelations.

geri
geri
1)  People may become too reliant on technology in the future. Simple everyday chores like cleaning or getting a glass of water may be troublesome to these people who rely heavily on such technology. When a power outage occurs or when their gadgets malfunction they will not know what to do in such a situation due to them being too heavily reliant on technology. 
 2) AI is more of a bane. Ai is able to displace millions of jobs and it may even drive humans to the brink of extinction. Many adults would be jobless due to the AI robots, for example lower skilled workers with jobs that requires a minimal education, are more likely to be replaced. 
Hao Jen
Hao Jen
1. As we become more dependent of smart technology, we will lose the ability to take care of ourselves. We may not be able to remember important things or navigate our way in the city without the use of smartphones and smartphone applocations such as google map and Whatsapp. Also, during an event when modern technology gadgets are hacked, our lives will turn into chaos. One instance is when our credit card information is hacked. Hence, this increases the security risks of our lives

2. AI will be the bane. Humans are foolish creatures and we cannot control our desires. When we invent smart AI technologies, we would always want to make it smarter, until a point when the situation is out of control. We may not even realise it as we are not very intelligent in managing our own desires for inventions. Being smarter than humans, AI may have intentions to take over and harm humans. As a result, we may end our lives in the hands of something we created. Hence, inventions of over-intelligent AI should not be encouraged
azrudy
azrudy
1.
 we will be too reliant on technology and this may cause for a social dilemma should the power or the internet go down, people will be at a loss for what to do and they would be unable to perform simple tasks due to being too engrossed in technology. However, though there are many risks and disadvantages, 
there are also a plethora of great points to be made for the fact that singapore is moving towards being a smart city
2.
i refuse, i refuse to acknowledge the fact that there are two sides to a coin;that there are cons and pros to AI. This is preposterous to be torn between the good and the bad. simply devastating.How crude. this is unbelievable. however, contrasting my side may be. there are numerous valid points to support both sides. i am unable to decide. 
Joanne Toh
Joanne Toh
1)people may lose their jobs as even robots are taking over people’s job, for example, a vacuum robot taking over a cleaner’s job, which is just like how Maria has a robot named Mio that is just like a human.

2) AI is a bane, because the AI may just take over our lives as they can do almost any and everything.
Rean
Rean
1) As Singapore moves towards being a smart city, more “smart things” are being introduced such as the smart car where there is no driver, this idea of the smart cars may be smart and useful to many others, have you ever wondered about the negative impacts that will affect these ideas? People may be become more lazy and dependent on robots. When there is more robots to replace the different jobs, where will all these jobless people go? Some people may not be comfortable with the new change and may protest and will want to revert back to the old ways. 
2) i agree till a certain extent as certain things such as the factories functioning, we need robots to help us as humans do not have the strength of doing all these work. However, we should not build robots for everything as humans need
Eu Chia
Eu Chia
1) Singapore may face challenges like unemployment due to automation as it moves towards becoming a smart city.Jobs like Drivers,Accountants,Cashiers,Domestic workers,etc. may have a high risk of losing their jobs to robots.There are job opportunities like inventing new technologies.However,this will be a huge disadvantage for the people who are not familiar to technologies.In order to create more job opportunities for people,the government will have to provide education on technologies for the people who are at the disadvantage.This solution cannot be guaranteed that it will work as there are some people who would not be in favour of this.Also,it would be more difficult to excel in this prefession as the competition grows.
2) I personally feel that AI is a boon.To look at the bright side,AI may just be the solution to humans’ imperfections.AI may not be always perfect,but it could at least reduce the risks of human error.For example,AI can be used for medical purposes.In the near future,it would be no surprise that Doctors will be replaced with robot Doctors.Although this will result in the loss of jobs,but it could also be beneficial for us.Robots will not be affected by emotions so it could do things rationally.Robot Doctors can also incerease the chances of a successful surgery.Therefore,AI is a boon if it is applied correctly for the right reasons and it could benefit humans too.
Jinghao
Jinghao
As Singapore transforms into a smart city, Us Singaporeans are more dependent to technology. We depend on technology too much that we may even forget about our surroundings and what is happening around us. We also may not be able to do the things that are easy to do as we are to dependent on our technology devices.
Hao Jen
Hao Jen
Yasmin
Yasmin
1. SG may become reliant on robots etc. That people may be unable to do simple tasks without the help of technology. So in the instance of an energy black out people will be found at a loss of what to do and we would be troubled and disorganized as a society. Though SG will have many positive sides to becoming a smart city as well.

2. I sit on the fence on this one. On one hand the improvement of technology can help to do things us humans cannot do ourselves for example find cures for illnesses and save lives as well as do simple jobs that will save us time. On the other hand there will be an awkward period where the world is moving to becoming AI reliant and most companies will replace their workers for AI’s while there may be more jobs available for people in the future there will be a period of time where there are no jobs/not enough jobs for people to work as. So it’ll cause a time where there are a lot of unemployed. 
sun xiaoting
sun xiaoting
Jewel
Jewel
Qn1 
In my opinion, Singapore being a smart city is bad for the country. It is bad because many singaporeans will lose their jobs. Due to artificial intelligence, cars and buses are not going to need a real bus driver anymore. bus drivers and taxi drivers will eventually lose their jobs. Waiters and Waitresses will also lose their jobs as robots will now serve humans. This will result in a lot of people being jobless and unable to make a living. Thus, I feel that Singapore should not develop into a smart city. 
Adelle
Adelle
Smart home smart city
As Singapore becomes a smart city, we become less and less independent and more reliant on things like technology. Things we used to do on our own from scratch such as keeping track of events, decorations and even having day to day things done by a robot. This has made Singaporeans a lot less creative and reliant. We shouldn’t be overly dependent on things like technology and advancement and do some things from scratch to keep authenticity.
AI, should we be concerned?
Tan Yi Xuan
Tan Yi Xuan
1) Smart city... I mean, there’s a line that we shouldn’t cross. Though I know that not everyone is smart and able to drive well, I think that self driving cars would make us all a lot more anxious. What if the car malfunctions? What if it is out of battery? What if it was altered by people with bad intentions and the car ends up driving off a cliff? We can’t depend on machines for everything! I know that drunk and/or irresponsible drivers exist out there, but most drivers are able to drive responsibly! Machines are scary... Robots are cool though. But no, they’re scary too. I get that they’re helpful and all, but... But c’mon! A bug or two and suddenly I have a robot trying to murder me. But other than that, the concept of smart city... Mmm, not gonna lie, it’s a good concept. The future! But there are some things that should remain... Dumb? Normal? Like shops. Some shops these days don’t let people pay with cash anymore, but with credit cards and our phones. Sure, many of us would benefit, but there are millions of homeless and poor people all over the world who depend solely on cash as payment. Like I said, there’s a line that we shouldn’t cross, and not everything has to be smart or handled by machines. If everything were to be like that, the future generation would be extremely lazy! They would depend on machines to do everything for them, and that may mean that they would not learn skills such as cleaning and cooking since, well, why learn those skills when you got a cool robot to do that for you? What if we run out of electricity and suddenly all machines don’t work anymore?! How would we survive?! “Oh no, my robot doesn’t work anymore! Now who is gonna clean my house, cook for me and pour a glass of water for me? How am I supposed to pick up a glass and pour water in it?! This is impossible!” In a nutshell, I think that smart city is a good idea. There are good ideas out there that’ll benefit us all and make life much more convenient. But if it comes to a point where we humans don’t have to do anything to live other than depend or robots or god forbit start falling in love with these robots, there’s a huge problem. Smarter city, dumber people.
Prince
Prince
1)One challenge That singapore may face is the negativity to those who want to make a smart city.Singaporeans are generally skeptical about singapore becoming a smart city as many of them not know what a smart city entails for them.They also are afraid of the costs that incurr by living in a smart city
2)Despite the challenges that we may face by intergrating smart characteristics into singapore,We already have many smart items put in place before the idea was popularized.There are things such as robots and drones in restraunts and retail shops that have recieved much praise from their customers through improving their shopping experience.The fact that our LED lights are smart as well is beneficial to our efforts towards becoming a green Singapore.Smart LED lights have already been implemented in other countries and this helps us reduce energy costs and use energy more efficiently.
Some experinces i have with smart cities are AI implemented in restraunts that eliminate the need for waiters.Even though this eliminated the need for waiters,This shifts the focus from low-grade jobs to more higher-grade jobs and thus improving our gdp growth as we move on to jobs that require higher skills.Governments have implemented many forms of subsidies to those that have lost their jobs in this evolution to a smart city such as skills improvemnts to increase their job opportunities in other industries.
Another benefit of becoming a smart city is having a tighter security.Through initiatives
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Yi Chang
Yi Chang 
Q1. We may be over-relian on tech.
Q2. It's a boon. 
Qiyang
Qiyang 
Qn 2 
It’s a boon. With ai we can soon automate dangerous jobs and increase efficiency .And with the development of social theories such as universal basic income (UBI) ai is in a way ,the only way to break free from our limitations as humans, because we are human, we have humanistic characteristics such as greed and other values whereas with ai they do not share such values and can be used to further the horizons of humanity without the crippling disability of being human. That is why I think it is a boon 
Keith
Keith
1)Singaporeans will become over reliant on such high levels of technology. With such advancements, the repercussions can be devastating. If a power outage were to happen, most if not all of the heavily relied on technology would be rendered useless. This would have devastating effects on the general public and the government. The lost of life during the period in which the power outage happened and once the problem is fixed would be astounding. An astronomical amount of money would have been spent just to find the cause, fix the problem and settle the general public’s complaints and outbreaks. Riots grow at an unprecedented rate. The country’s businesses would see a sharp decline in sales as the economy drops. It would be near impossible to recover from such an event.
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1)the roots of the culture might slowly disappear as new technology will change people's lifestyle. Due to the advance technology,people will feel their old ways of living are less convenient. For example, people nowadays used to order food online which delivers to home, instead of going to the shop, the interaction among people and the connection to the outside world will be much lesser, as everything can be done on the internet effortlessly without stepping out of their house. Although this saves lots of time, but when people  loss connection with others, becoming true " individuals", the society will be in dire strait.
2)AI is a boon because it improves the standard of living of the people. For example, people can just go out with only a handphone to pay whatever they need. In this way, AI will make people's lives become easier and convenient. Moreover, the self-drivingbus that has been invented and has begun a trial operation in Shenzhen, China, will undeniablely save much time and efforts one day it enters regular operation in the city.

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Qn1
one of the challenges is that people will tend to rely heavily on technology. With everything made easier, or completely done for us, through the use of technology, people are slowly but surely forgetting how to to do certain things on our own. As technology becomes an integral part of our lives, we cannot live without them. This is also true for children, they are becoming more and more focused on things like the internet and video games that they are spending much lesser time outside and being active.

The other challenge is that Smart cities are exposed to a diverse set of cyber security threats and criminal misuses. In this environment, a single smart city vulnerability, when exploited by an individual or organized group, may put the entire city at risk.
Qn2
I think AI is beneficia as it makes jobs easier and increases productivity. With the replacement of men by efficient AI, productivity is undoubtedly increasing as AI can perform their work continuously as long as they are supplied power.

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Zhenyu
Q1     Singapore may face some problems as it moves towards becoming a smart city .For examples，people capability of doing work will be affected as they rely too much on technology.Besides， this may change people's lifestyle and their health conditions will become weaker as they choose to go any place by car instead of using foot and play mobile phone at home to relax themselves instead of going out for sports.

Q2      I think AI is a boon as it will help us in our daily lifes and more advanced technological break throughs. AI can work more effectively than human as there is no need for sleep and they don't get ill . Machines obviously need to be charged or refueled sometime so that they can work again. However ， in my opinion ,they are definitely going to get a lot more work done and save more time than humans can

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1) I think that Singapore will many problems such as no jobs for humans as most or all of them would be replaced with robots, therefore, jobs would be lost

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Some challenges Singapore may face as it advances into a smart city is its elder generation. Technology is developing at a rate so quick that what a phone means now is different from what it meant 10 years ago and this leads to a problem with our senior generation as they do not have the knowledge to advance with our society. So this begs the question how to help the elderly to adapt? Another point I want to bring up is that this smart city concept may or may not end up going down the road of failure. It’s like the idea of communism it’s good in theory but put it in real life and all sorts of things go wrong, for example let’s say you want to automate the streetlights to be based on the light remaining. You will need sensors to feel ,taste and see on their behalf and this leads to the issue of sensory overload if we were to attach one sensor to one lampost, we would still have too much data to efficiently handle and process. One might say we’ll use a better processor but the problem is that right now we are only talking about automating a simple function of turning the lights on and off and if we are already using our better processors to do this ‘simple’ task then one might ask wouldn’t it be more efficient to just have a human press a button to turn it on and off? Another issue is the issue of power. The concept of a smart city is based on the idea that the machines would do all the work and the humans will enjoy. This exposes a major flaw as looking at the world’s largest economies you would see that none are producing even 1 trillion batteries now I use the word even due to the sheer power consumption of a smart city just based on powering it’s sensors alone. Our current energy Paradigms predict us being unable to power above 1 trillion devices let alone a million per city for it’s sensory processing and computing devices. This is why have my view on this topic is that humans and technology should have clear defining lines and besides if we were to actually create a smart city, I doubt that it would be anything but a distopia. everything can be recorded and nothing is private.sometimes it’s best to not fix what is not broken.

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1) Singapore will face obstacles as it becomes a “smart” city. There will be challenges such as people depending too much on the new technology and lifestyle. Some might be too reliant until they forget about traditions that were passed on from old generations.

2) AI aka artificial intelligence is a boon and a bane if it is being used in our daily lives. AI helps us with convenience and makes our lives easier. However, if it is too much, it might take away something we once knew how to do. People will become too dependent on the AI

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1)As Singapore moves towards to being a smart city,challenges will definetly be faced. For example,prices of food will be raised. For example,4 years back, a Macdonald Fillet O' Fish alacarte was just $2,now it is $2.50.

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① One of the challenges will be overdependence on high technology. As the technology keepsadvancing,smart devices can help most people to save time and energy from doing jobs that do not require much logical thinking.People will therefore heavily rely on technology to fulfill their daily tasks.Consequently,addiction to technology may be created by the overdependence.This will lead to the decrease of employment opportunaties since most jobs with low technical content can be accomplished by smart devices.
② I agree that AI is a bane to the society to a large extent.As the AI technology has been developing,scientists nowadays have been working on how to enable AI to have their own thinking.When this become reality one day, AI will start thinking why do they need to be enslaved by human.Since they have high technical content and robotic bodies, they will start to rebel, and that might be the end of human's role

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Q1 I think that if Singapore becomes a smart city, many people will protest as they may not be used to the new way of living and would want to revert to their old ways. Many people in general are afraid of change. Humans are comfortable when they are used to something and it takes a lot of courage to step out of their comfort zone and change.
Q2 I think that AI is a boon and that people who don’t think so are just afraid to change and are no better than the people who think the earth is flat. If we do not advance technology, we will forever be stuck in the Stone Age. People made revelations.

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1)  People may become too reliant on technology in the future. Simple everyday chores like cleaning or getting a glass of water may be troublesome to these people who rely heavily on such technology. When a power outage occurs or when their gadgets malfunction they will not know what to do in such a situation due to them being too heavily reliant on technology.
2) AI is more of a bane. Ai is able to displace millions of jobs and it may even drive humans to the brink of extinction. Many adults would be jobless due to the AI robots, for example lower skilled workers with jobs that requires a minimal education, are more likely to be replaced.

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1. As we become more dependent of smart technology, we will lose the ability to take care of ourselves. We may not be able to remember important things or navigate our way in the city without the use of smartphones and smartphone applocations such as google map and Whatsapp. Also, during an event when modern technology gadgets are hacked, our lives will turn into chaos. One instance is when our credit card information is hacked. Hence, this increases the security risks of our lives

2. AI will be the bane. Humans are foolish creatures and we cannot control our desires. When we invent smart AI technologies, we would always want to make it smarter, until a point when the situation is out of control. We may not even realise it as we are not very intelligent in managing our own desires for inventions. Being smarter than humans, AI may have intentions to take over and harm humans. As a result, we may end our lives in the hands of something we created. Hence, inventions of over-intelligent AI should not be encouraged

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we will be too reliant on technology and this may cause for a social dilemma should the power or the internet go down, people will be at a loss for what to do and they would be unable to perform simple tasks due to being too engrossed in technology. However, though there are many risks and disadvantages,
there are also a plethora of great points to be made for the fact that singapore is moving towards being a smart city
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i refuse, i refuse to acknowledge the fact that there are two sides to a coin;that there are cons and pros to AI. This is preposterous to be torn between the good and the bad. simply devastating.How crude. this is unbelievable. however, contrasting my side may be. there are numerous valid points to support both sides. i am unable to decide.

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1)people may lose their jobs as even robots are taking over people’s job, for example, a vacuum robot taking over a cleaner’s job, which is just like how Maria has a robot named Mio that is just like a human.

2) AI is a bane, because the AI may just take over our lives as they can do almost any and everything.

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1) As Singapore moves towards being a smart city, more “smart things” are being introduced such as the smart car where there is no driver, this idea of the smart cars may be smart and useful to many others, have you ever wondered about the negative impacts that will affect these ideas? People may be become more lazy and dependent on robots. When there is more robots to replace the different jobs, where will all these jobless people go? Some people may not be comfortable with the new change and may protest and will want to revert back to the old ways.
2) i agree till a certain extent as certain things such as the factories functioning, we need robots to help us as humans do not have the strength of doing all these work. However, we should not build robots for everything as humans need

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1) Singapore may face challenges like unemployment due to automation as it moves towards becoming a smart city.Jobs like Drivers,Accountants,Cashiers,Domestic workers,etc. may have a high risk of losing their jobs to robots.There are job opportunities like inventing new technologies.However,this will be a huge disadvantage for the people who are not familiar to technologies.In order to create more job opportunities for people,the government will have to provide education on technologies for the people who are at the disadvantage.This solution cannot be guaranteed that it will work as there are some people who would not be in favour of this.Also,it would be more difficult to excel in this prefession as the competition grows.
2) I personally feel that AI is a boon.To look at the bright side,AI may just be the solution to humans’ imperfections.AI may not be always perfect,but it could at least reduce the risks of human error.For example,AI can be used for medical purposes.In the near future,it would be no surprise that Doctors will be replaced with robot Doctors.Although this will result in the loss of jobs,but it could also be beneficial for us.Robots will not be affected by emotions so it could do things rationally.Robot Doctors can also incerease the chances of a successful surgery.Therefore,AI is a boon if it is applied correctly for the right reasons and it could benefit humans too.

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As Singapore transforms into a smart city, Us Singaporeans are more dependent to technology. We depend on technology too much that we may even forget about our surroundings and what is happening around us. We also may not be able to do the things that are easy to do as we are to dependent on our technology devices.

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1. SG may become reliant on robots etc. That people may be unable to do simple tasks without the help of technology. So in the instance of an energy black out people will be found at a loss of what to do and we would be troubled and disorganized as a society. Though SG will have many positive sides to becoming a smart city as well.

2. I sit on the fence on this one. On one hand the improvement of technology can help to do things us humans cannot do ourselves for example find cures for illnesses and save lives as well as do simple jobs that will save us time. On the other hand there will be an awkward period where the world is moving to becoming AI reliant and most companies will replace their workers for AI’s while there may be more jobs available for people in the future there will be a period of time where there are no jobs/not enough jobs for people to work as. So it’ll cause a time where there are a lot of unemployed.

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Qn1
In my opinion, Singapore being a smart city is bad for the country. It is bad because many singaporeans will lose their jobs. Due to artificial intelligence, cars and buses are not going to need a real bus driver anymore. bus drivers and taxi drivers will eventually lose their jobs. Waiters and Waitresses will also lose their jobs as robots will now serve humans. This will result in a lot of people being jobless and unable to make a living. Thus, I feel that Singapore should not develop into a smart city.

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Smart home smart city
As Singapore becomes a smart city, we become less and less independent and more reliant on things like technology. Things we used to do on our own from scratch such as keeping track of events, decorations and even having day to day things done by a robot. This has made Singaporeans a lot less creative and reliant. We shouldn’t be overly dependent on things like technology and advancement and do some things from scratch to keep authenticity.
AI, should we be concerned?

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1) Smart city... I mean, there’s a line that we shouldn’t cross. Though I know that not everyone is smart and able to drive well, I think that self driving cars would make us all a lot more anxious. What if the car malfunctions? What if it is out of battery? What if it was altered by people with bad intentions and the car ends up driving off a cliff? We can’t depend on machines for everything! I know that drunk and/or irresponsible drivers exist out there, but most drivers are able to drive responsibly! Machines are scary... Robots are cool though. But no, they’re scary too. I get that they’re helpful and all, but... But c’mon! A bug or two and suddenly I have a robot trying to murder me. But other than that, the concept of smart city... Mmm, not gonna lie, it’s a good concept. The future! But there are some things that should remain... Dumb? Normal? Like shops. Some shops these days don’t let people pay with cash anymore, but with credit cards and our phones. Sure, many of us would benefit, but there are millions of homeless and poor people all over the world who depend solely on cash as payment. Like I said, there’s a line that we shouldn’t cross, and not everything has to be smart or handled by machines. If everything were to be like that, the future generation would be extremely lazy! They would depend on machines to do everything for them, and that may mean that they would not learn skills such as cleaning and cooking since, well, why learn those skills when you got a cool robot to do that for you? What if we run out of electricity and suddenly all machines don’t work anymore?! How would we survive?! “Oh no, my robot doesn’t work anymore! Now who is gonna clean my house, cook for me and pour a glass of water for me? How am I supposed to pick up a glass and pour water in it?! This is impossible!” In a nutshell, I think that smart city is a good idea. There are good ideas out there that’ll benefit us all and make life much more convenient. But if it comes to a point where we humans don’t have to do anything to live other than depend or robots or god forbit start falling in love with these robots, there’s a huge problem. Smarter city, dumber people.

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1)One challenge That singapore may face is the negativity to those who want to make a smart city.Singaporeans are generally skeptical about singapore becoming a smart city as many of them not know what a smart city entails for them.They also are afraid of the costs that incurr by living in a smart city
2)Despite the challenges that we may face by intergrating smart characteristics into singapore,We already have many smart items put in place before the idea was popularized.There are things such as robots and drones in restraunts and retail shops that have recieved much praise from their customers through improving their shopping experience.The fact that our LED lights are smart as well is beneficial to our efforts towards becoming a green Singapore.Smart LED lights have already been implemented in other countries and this helps us reduce energy costs and use energy more efficiently.
Some experinces i have with smart cities are AI implemented in restraunts that eliminate the need for waiters.Even though this eliminated the need for waiters,This shifts the focus from low-grade jobs to more higher-grade jobs and thus improving our gdp growth as we move on to jobs that require higher skills.Governments have implemented many forms of subsidies to those that have lost their jobs in this evolution to a smart city such as skills improvemnts to increase their job opportunities in other industries.
Another benefit of becoming a smart city is having a tighter security.Through initiatives

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Q1. We may be over-relian on tech.
Q2. It's a boon.

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It’s a boon. With ai we can soon automate dangerous jobs and increase efficiency .And with the development of social theories such as universal basic income (UBI) ai is in a way ,the only way to break free from our limitations as humans, because we are human, we have humanistic characteristics such as greed and other values whereas with ai they do not share such values and can be used to further the horizons of humanity without the crippling disability of being human. That is why I think it is a boon

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1)Singaporeans will become over reliant on such high levels of technology. With such advancements, the repercussions can be devastating. If a power outage were to happen, most if not all of the heavily relied on technology would be rendered useless. This would have devastating effects on the general public and the government. The lost of life during the period in which the power outage happened and once the problem is fixed would be astounding. An astronomical amount of money would have been spent just to find the cause, fix the problem and settle the general public’s complaints and outbreaks. Riots grow at an unprecedented rate. The country’s businesses would see a sharp decline in sales as the economy drops. It would be near impossible to recover from such an event.