In recent discussions on the future of urban planning, experts have addressed the intersection of sustainability and technological advancement. They argue that effective urban planning must prioritize environmental sustainability while also integrating smart technology solutions to enhance city living. For instance, implementing green spaces and energy-efficient buildings not only helps reduce the urban carbon footprint but also improves residents’ quality of life. However, some critics contend that an over-reliance on technology can lead to inequities in urban environments, as access to smart technology may not be uniformly distributed across different socioeconomic groups.