Core Viewpoint - The acceleration of green low-carbon transformation is essential to address extreme climate risks and achieve sustainable development in the context of increasing global climate change [1] Group 1: Current Challenges - The integration of green low-carbon development and digital governance is insufficient, with a lack of collaborative mechanisms for digital empowerment in green transformation [2] - Urban green infrastructure lacks intelligent management capabilities, limiting its effectiveness in mitigating heat island effects and providing cooling spaces for citizens [2] - Existing green low-carbon policies lack a systematic evaluation mechanism driven by big data and AI, hindering dynamic adjustments and precise policy implementation [3] Group 2: Recommendations for Integration - Promote deep integration of digital technology and green low-carbon transformation by establishing cross-departmental collaboration mechanisms and integrating data resources across various sectors [5] - Upgrade urban green infrastructure and smart buildings to enhance their resilience and livability during extreme heat events, including the implementation of intelligent monitoring and control systems [6][7] - Improve the policy support and incentive systems for smart green low-carbon initiatives by establishing data-driven evaluation mechanisms and enhancing the digitalization of carbon markets [8] Group 3: Talent Development - Strengthen the talent pool for smart green governance by improving educational programs and fostering collaboration between academia and industry to cultivate professionals with both digital and green low-carbon expertise [8]