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Building on the success of the EY Microsoft Green Skills Passport program, the AI Skills Passport (AISP) has been created to assist students aged 16 and older in learning about AI technologies, working with them, and applying them to various industries and careers they choose to pursue.
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Shared topics: Governance and society; Education and skills; Built environment and infrastructure
On June 6th, 2026 CreaTV and Open San Jose partnered with Only in San Jose to host a Data Center Teach-In to help educate the public on the financial and environmental impact of emerging data center proposals in Santa Clara County and Silicon Valley.
Shared topics: Governance and society; Education and skills; Built environment and infrastructure
Welcome to another episode of Data Center Revolution! Today, host Kirk Offel sits down with Dan Crosby, founder and CEO of Legend Energy Advisors, to tackle some of the biggest misconceptions surrounding energy use in the data center and AI industries. Drawing parallels between the growth of data centers and historic infrastructure revolutions like the railway, electrification, and the rise of the automobile, Kirk and Dan explore how concerns around energy, environmental impact, and labor are nothing new but are more critical than ever as AI transforms the landscape.
Shared topics: Governance and society; Education and skills; Built environment and infrastructure
This one-day training course on frugal artificial intelligence teaches participants to understand and reduce the environmental and social impacts of AI. Based on the expertise of GreenIT.fr, it covers the fundamentals of responsible digital practices, key impact areas (data centers, hardware, software), and the most effective current solutions for lowering AI’s footprint.
Shared topics: Governance and society; Education and skills; Built environment and infrastructure
Geothermal energy, a long-standing but underutilized clean power source, is being revitalized by oil and gas drilling technologies to enable scalable, low-impact energy production that also offers workforce transition opportunities though regulatory hurdles remain a major barrier to wider adoption.