AI tools are spurring climate action but also present a danger, CIFAR researcher says

Mark Lowey
January 3, 2024

CIFAR researcher Dr. David Rolnick, PhD, is using artificial intelligence to help drive climate actions but he is also aware that AI tools present significant climate change-related risks.



... Please become a Member or login to read the rest of this article ...


Other stories mentioning these organizations, people and topics
Organizations: Amazon, BrainBox AI, Canada CIFAR AI Chairs Working Group on AI for Energy and the Environment, CIFAR, Climate Change AI, Environment and Climate Change Canada, European Space Agency, Google, IBM, Intel, International Energy Agency, KBV Research, McGill University, Microsoft, Mila-Quebec AI Institute, Montreal Insectarium, NASA Harvest, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Samsung, The University of British Columbia, U.K. Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, U.S. National Science Foundation, U.S. National Science Foundation Global Climate Center on AI and Biodiversity Change, United Nations, and University of Guelph
People: Dr. David Rolnick, PhD
Topics: AI and need for supercomputers, AI and new materials discovery, AI in automated advertising systems, AI in carbon storage assessment and monitoring, AI in decarbonizing industrial sectors, AI in monitoring insect biodiversity, AI in oil and gas exploration and extraction, AI in reducing energy usage in buildings, AI in sustainable agriculture and forestry, AI in weather and climate modelling, AI large language models, AI-enabled applications for fighting climate change, AI-enabled autonomous driving technology, AMC Computing Surveys journal, artificial intelligence, ChatGBT, Climate Change, climate change threat to insect biodiversity, climate change-related risks of AI, climate-related policy, public and private sector investment in climate-related AI tools, using AI applications to counter climate change, and using AI to facilitate unsustainable practices

Other News






Events For Leaders in
Science, Tech, Innovation, and Policy


Discuss and learn from those in the know at our virtual and in-person events.



See Upcoming Events










You have 0 free articles remaining.
Don't miss out - start your free trial today.

Start your FREE trial    Already a member? Log in






Top

By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.