Water usage associated with AI misunderstood by many consumers
Fewer than half (46%) of US consumers are aware of the water required to manufacture AI technology and operate data…
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Is AI bad for the planet? Not necessarily, says Salesforce
The ‘unprecedented surge’ in AI adoption comes with increased associated energy, water, and natural resource demands, but can also empower…
Embedding sustainable intelligence into AI-powered decisions for business
Op-ed by Dr Gohar Sargsyan, Head of Sustainability Business, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Europe, and Prof Dr Ernesto Damiani, Università degli…
AI energy use poses challenges for the transition to clean energy
The rise of artificial intelligence is prompting some countries to postpone their energy transition plans, given the AI industry’s economic…
Powering a sustainable future with artificial intelligence
Op-ed by Gohar Sargsyan, Head of Sustainability Business, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Europe. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how businesses,…
5 ways artificial intelligence can impact the environment
The rapid development of artificial intelligence is helping to reshape sectors such as education, healthcare, the environment, and the workplace,…
AI’s potential for decarbonising the chemical industry explored in new study
The role that artificial intelligence can play in decarbonising the chemical industry is the subject of a new report by…
Businesses ‘unprepared’ for energy demand required to power AI
Business leaders are largely ‘unprepared’ for the energy impact that artificial intelligence could have on their business, a new study…
AI can play a key role in reducing the carbon footprint of ‘fast fashion’ industry
Emissions from the global ‘fast fashion’ industry are set to soar by 60% by 2030, although AI can play a key role in its decarbonisation.
More than half of CEOs see sustainability as a ‘higher priority’ than 12 months ago
Over half (54%) of chief executives around the world rank sustainability as a ‘higher priority’ than they did a year ago, according to EY.