The technology could be a crucial tool for scientists and policymakers.
. Each type of artificial intelligence is designed for its own purpose, and many researchers are looking at how it could be used to both help us fight climate change and be better prepared to adapt to its effects.
“When we think about AI, we should think about the fact that it’s a general purpose technology that can be used for many different kinds of applications,” Donti says. “These include applications that are good for climate action, such as optimizing electric power grids in order to foster the integration of renewable energy or collecting information about building footprints from satellite imagery in order to shape energy efficiency policies.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
AI Ethics Unnervingly Asking Whether AI Biases Are Insidiously Hiding Societal Power Dynamics, Including For AI Self-Driving CarsA bubbling up theory is that AI biases are reflections of hidden societal power dynamics, which has vital impacts for AI and AI Ethics, including the use case of self-driving cars.
Weiterlesen »
Training AI Models Using User Feedback: The Pros and Cons | HackerNoon
Weiterlesen »
Robotic Beehive Using AI To Save The Bees And Global Food SupplyBeewise delivers beekeeping at scale with Beehome, a newly invented beehive using precision robotics, computer vision and AI to help beekeepers fight the alarming decline in the global bee population.
Weiterlesen »
How Uber Uses AI to Improve Deliveries | HackerNoonHow can Uber deliver food and always arrive on time or a few minutes before? How do they match riders to drivers so that you can *always* find a Uber? All that while also managing all the drivers?!
Weiterlesen »
Clearview AI ordered to delete facial recognition data belonging to UK residentsFacial recognition could end public privacy if regulators don’t act
Weiterlesen »
Clearview AI fined £7.5 million and told to delete all UK facial recognition data | EngadgetClearview AI has been fined £7.55 million by the UK's privacy watchdog for illegally scraping the facial images of UK residents..
Weiterlesen »