Artificial intelligence
automation
technological ethics
AI is not just a technological tool; it is an essential lever for transformation, capable of integrating technology into tourism, environmental and public service management.
Its application must go beyond digital efficiency, centred on ethical criteria and the island's resilience.
Fred frames AI as a civic infrastructure of the present, essential to move towards an ethical and regenerative algorithmic territory.
The Challenge
Real-Time Congestion
Difficulty managing the saturation of natural sites and tourist flows without predictive tools.
Environmental Monitoring
Lack of advanced monitoring systems to anticipate climate impacts, detect invasive species or watch over protected habitats.
Public Services
Need to automate administrative procedures and optimise the response to climate and public safety emergencies.
Technological Sovereignty
Risk of external dependence if there is no investment in local technical training and in attracting talent in AI and algorithmic ethics.
Artificial intelligence for ethical and resilient management as a civic infrastructure to optimise mobility, environmental impacts and personalise public services
Lines of
action
AI Tourism Platform
Personalised itineraries and flow decongestion.
Create an island-wide smart tourism platform based on AI that integrates personalised recommendations and the real-time status of the occupancy of natural spaces and sustainable mobility routes.
Predictive Environmental Management
Sensors and AI for active conservation.
Deploy a network of smart environmental sensors and apply predictive AI to waste and water management, optimising collection routes and detecting critical points.
Algorithmic Governance
Digital sovereignty and local capacity-building.
Create an island-wide training programme in AI, data analysis and algorithmic ethics, aimed at young people, civil servants and SMEs, to ensure that knowledge is produced and shared locally.
Technological Ethics Training
Digital sovereignty and social capacity-building.
Apply sustainable urban drainage systems (SUDS) that reduce flooding and use water as an ecological resource.
Open Data Architecture
The interoperable foundation of the smart territory.
Establish an interoperable public data architecture, with quality, privacy and open access standards, that feeds urban planning, mobility and responsible tourism.
Relevant
studies
Territories that apply artificial intelligence in sustainability and public management.
Advanced technology at the service of responsible management
Artificial intelligence, automation and technological ethics
Fred Fontés
Artificial intelligence
Automation
Technological ethics