Inteligencia artificial y sostenibilidad digital.Infraestructura, seguridad y ciudadanía inteligente

The accelerated and unprecedented expansion of artificial intelligence is profoundly reshaping the energy, technological, and social foundations upon which contemporary institutions operate. This transformation process poses significant challenges in terms of sustainability, security, and governance, while also opening opportunities for the design of more efficient digital infrastructures oriented toward social well-being. In this context, the eBook AI and Digital Sustainability: Infrastructure, Security, and Intelligent Citizenship brings together five contributions that, from complementary perspectives, analyze how digital transformation can be directed toward responsible, secure, and people-centered technological development. The volume articulates a comprehensive vision in which technological innovation engages with social responsibility and long-term sustainability, addressing critical issues associated with the exponential growth of digital infrastructure. The first chapter examines the increasing energy demand of data centers driven by advanced artificial intelligence models and proposes an analytical framework for understanding the operational sustainability of critical infrastructures in highly complex technological environments. The second chapter explores the role of hyperconverged architectures as a key element in building resilient information technology ecosystems capable of integrating energy efficiency, process automation, and the reduction of operational risks. The third chapter links artificial intelligence with civic action by analyzing mobile applications designed to foster environmental awareness, social participation, and informed decision-making in urban settings. The fourth chapter introduces an intelligent transmission model based on MIA (Adaptive Intelligent Multicast), designed to simultaneously address the challenges of security, energy efficiency, and operational continuity in distributed networks. Finally, the fifth chapter examines the potential of artificial intelligence tools to strengthen governance and regulatory compliance, particularly in management systems aligned with ISO/IEC 27001, by enhancing traceability, reducing operational burden, and supporting strategic decision-making. Taken together, this book invites readers to explore an ecosystem in which digital infrastructure, information security, and citizenship converge to confront the challenges of a deeply interconnected world. More than a compilation of independent studies, the work constitutes a collective proposal that conceives digital sustainability as an ethical, technical, and social commitment essential to the future of digital transformation.