Personal Data and Smart Societies: Is Privacy Possible in Smart Cities?

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In 2022, I carried out my research as initially planned, doing preliminary research by identifying and obtaining the necessary materials.During the year's first half, I was invited to be part of an international group of scholars dealing with law and technology issues. As part of this collaboration, I was asked to write chapters for two books: the first dealing with Japanese e-government initiatives and the second discussing AI decision-making processes. These two books' editorial processes are still ongoing, and are expected to be published in 2023.I was appointed to a new position at a different institution in July. The subsequent move and my new responsibilities slightly affected my research. Regardless, I wrote two papers in Spanish, one regarding public figures' privacy when using SNS platforms and the other on normative models of privacy in smart societies.Lastly, I was invited to speak at multiple international conferences dealing with smart societies on topics dealing with logistics, privacy, and e-government.