Scientific Paper · 2020-01-13
Artificial Intelligence in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals
AI can support sustainable development but also poses risks, requiring regulation to ensure transparency, safety, and ethical standards.
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Scientific Paper · 2024-02-05
The Green Mirage: Impact of Location- and Market-Based Carbon Intensity Estimation on Carbon Optimization Efficacy
Organizations are reducing electricity-related carbon emissions by adjusting energy use based on carbon intensity data and securing renewable energy through power purchase agreements.
Scientific Paper · 2024-12-09
Health-Informed Computing: Estimating and Addressing the Public Health Impact of Data Centers
AI's growing energy demand worsens air quality, imposing significant public health costs, especially on disadvantaged communities, necessitating better reporting and mitigation strategies.
Scientific Paper · 2024-12-16
Leveraging the Collaborative Power of AI and Citizen Science for Sustainable Development
Integrating citizen science into AI can enhance sustainability efforts by addressing AI challenges like social bias while leveraging synergies for improved monitoring and progress toward sustainable development.
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