In earlier posts I’ve discussed how AI can be a problem, what types of AI could help society with the speed and scale needed to overcome climate change, and how AI’s potential to help is not being matched with the needed investments and strategic direction by society through our governments.
In the discussion of AI and climate, it’s important to include how AI is already helping reduce climate emissions, and what more can be done to accelerate this contribution while deploying AI responsibly. “ AI is already being deployed in useful ways. We don’t have to wait to get started in a big way with AI. According to one recent study, current, proven, off-the-shelf AI can reduce climate pollution by 5-10% by 2030.
Here’s a sampling of illustrative examples of how AI can help now.”
Thanks for this note. It is important to understand how we can use advancing tools to reduce emissions instead of just push against these new tools.
In the discussion of AI and climate, it’s important to include how AI is already helping reduce climate emissions, and what more can be done to accelerate this contribution while deploying AI responsibly. “ AI is already being deployed in useful ways. We don’t have to wait to get started in a big way with AI. According to one recent study, current, proven, off-the-shelf AI can reduce climate pollution by 5-10% by 2030.
Here’s a sampling of illustrative examples of how AI can help now.”