City 5.0: Towards Spatial Symbiotic Intelligence via DAOs and Parallel Systems

The development of smart cities has been a significant trend in recent years, aiming to improve the quality of life of citizens by leveraging technology and data. However, the current models of smart cities have limitations in terms of their centralized control and lack of citizen participation. City 5.0 proposes a new paradigm for smart cities that emphasizes the symbiotic relationship between humans and technology. This article presents the concept of Spatial Symbiotic Intelligence, which refers to the ability of a city to dynamically respond to the needs of its citizens and environment through the integration of data from various sources and the use of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and parallel systems. This letter also discusses the potential benefits and challenges of implementing City 5.0 and highlights some of the ongoing initiatives in this area.

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The development of smart cities aims to improve citizens' quality of life through technology and data. However, current smart city models have limitations in centralized control and lack of citizen participation. City 5.0 proposes a new paradigm that emphasizes the symbiotic relationship between humans and technology. This article presents the concept of Spatial Symbiotic Intelligence, which enables a city to dynamically respond to citizen and environmental needs through data integration and the use of decentralized autonomous organizations and parallel systems.