Would you live in a Blockchain smart city?

[James_Cline]

A blockchain smart city is set to be built in Nevada.

“The planned city will encompass, among other projects, a highly-secured, high-tech park that joins blockchain technology with artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing and nanotechnology; residential units that will provide a new living environment to thousands; and various financial, business and retail concepts that will take advantage of emerging technologies.”

Could this be our future Utopia?
https://bitcoinist.com/millionaire-will-build-blockchain-smart-city-in-nevada/

[not2good]

Truly an utopia. Nobody scholar could have possibly envisioned such a society. The Satoshi revolution is truly remarkable.

[JordanLinda]

It will be interesting to be able to live in a smart city that has traffic, utilities, and documentation that is completely automated. But the change in city construction isn't just one minute, and the launch of new technology takes time. It may take years for blockchain technology to interact with IoT, artificial intelligence and large data, to be integrated to manage urban services and public infrastructure.

[BADecker]

It seems that Canada is building one... or actually it is Google building it in Canada. Now some of the people working with setting the whole thing up have found that it is a smart city that is being built for surveillance rather than privacy. See: https://www.technocracy.news/googles-sidewalk-labs-smart-cities-for-dumb-humans/:

An interesting thing happened recently in the ongoing saga that is Google’s attempt, through its subsidiary Sidewalk Labs, to build a private, fully surveilled microcity inside of Toronto. The privacy expert Google had hired to assuage concerns over the dangers of a neighborhood built to collect data on its inhabitants, has stepped down.

A year into Google’s efforts to build a mini “smart city” on Toronto’s waterfront, Ann Cavoukian, the former privacy commissioner for the province of Ontario, announced that she was leaving her role as a consultant for the project. “I imagined us creating a Smart City of Privacy, as opposed to a Smart City of Surveillance,” she explained in a letter. “Your personal information, your privacy is critical,” Cavoukian has said. “It is not just a fundamental human right. It forms the foundation of our freedom.”

It’s commendable, this repudiation of Google on behalf of fundamental rights but also rather astounding if we’re being honest—and charitable—to imagine a privacy expert believing that Google had ever planned to build anything other than a smart city of surveillance. Cavoukian’s involvement in the Quayside project, named for the Toronto neighborhood where the proposed neighborhood will be built, had focused on the importance of masking the identity of people connected to the harvested data. “I felt I had no choice because I had been told by Sidewalk Labs that all of the data collected will be de-identified at source,” she said.

[Lintormi]

Of course, if such a city is built in the future, I would like to live in it for a while. Now it looks incredible but in a few years it will be the norm. I wonder how we will get used to it

[arion6868]

is this real? just a billionaire wanna build a city in Nevada? that might drained all his assets 

[Copod]

Would be interesting and different to live in such city. Or buildings, I know that there are projects like Neovate that are also implementing AI and blockchain into smart buildings.

[Nesferattu]

Yes!

[goldreset]

It is an awesome idea. Will be more exciting if every country has a city like that. This will definitely promote a another era of human civilisation.

Can't wait for that to happen. It will also reset they way capitalists do thing.

[belulupa]

Of course yes. Will be great if more will do that

[chelsea_shell]

This would be paradise for me

[earlytrade24]

Perhaps this so-called smart city gives us a glimpse of what are future would be like? These are all technologies we are currently developing, right? AI, Blockchain etc... Some say these are revolutionary technologies. I think there's no denying the fact that our future will be highly dependent on these technologies. Do you agree?

[eann014]

That's interesting to live with Blockchain smart city, but with our current lives here in our country I think it is impossible here to happen because we don't have here a high technology, unlike to other countries that it is simple to them to make good gadgets and new technologies that can make their community live simple.

[DavisKimna]

A blockchain smart city is set to be built in Nevada.

“The planned city will encompass, among other projects, a highly-secured, high-tech park that joins blockchain technology with artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing and nanotechnology; residential units that will provide a new living environment to thousands; and various financial, business and retail concepts that will take advantage of emerging technologies.”

Could this be our future Utopia?
https://bitcoinist.com/millionaire-will-build-blockchain-smart-city-in-nevada/

Yes, I want to be so.

[Lekimnadan]

That was amazing. I want to live like that.

[James_Cline]

It will be interesting to be able to live in a smart city that has traffic, utilities, and documentation that is completely automated. But the change in city construction isn't just one minute, and the launch of new technology takes time. It may take years for blockchain technology to interact with IoT, artificial intelligence and large data, to be integrated to manage urban services and public infrastructure.

Yes, for sure it will take time to incorporate and develop these technologies in the city. It certainly takes time for us to adopt new technologies within our own cities, right? But it’s just fascinating that thanks to technology, we can envision and build better cities in the future. Do you agree?

[anderson697]

Everything points to that blockchain will be the entrance to the daughter-in-law was informatica. A few years ago it seemed only a dream, now this visionary will turn it into reality. Oh for them Blockchain.

[3lyntmy]

A blockchain smart city is set to be built in Nevada.

“The planned city will encompass, among other projects, a highly-secured, high-tech park that joins blockchain technology with artificial intelligence (AI), 3D printing and nanotechnology; residential units that will provide a new living environment to thousands; and various financial, business and retail concepts that will take advantage of emerging technologies.”

Could this be our future Utopia?
https://bitcoinist.com/millionaire-will-build-blockchain-smart-city-in-nevada/

im exciting for real blockchain smart city  

[Christopher_Hayes]

It seems that Canada is building one... or actually it is Google building it in Canada. Now some of the people working with setting the whole thing up have found that it is a smart city that is being built for surveillance rather than privacy.

Agreed. A lot of this smart cities don't value privacy that much. Sure it's a high tech city where everything is probably digitized, but when it comes to having a privacy? Yeah. Good luck having one. Most likely the Mayor/government of that smart city will have access to everything about you and your family.

[HungManh0102]

It sounds like amazing. But when will we be able to live in there?