We’ve heard a lot of talk lately about how sophisticated AI has become and how it will soon impact our lives in ways we can not yet imagine. But can it help us solve the giant, pressing and complicated problem of climate change?
Maybe.
According to Maureen Data Systems (MDS), AI can play a positive role in fighting climate change, but at this point it’s not a game changer on its own. The MDS article basically sees AI as a tool to influence human behavior, which in turn, could push us into more sustainable habits and climate stabilizing behaviors.
No magic bullet. At least not yet.
MDS is a data- driven organization, so it makes sense that their focus on AI highlights the ways in which AI will collect and analyze data. They see AI doing things like improving energy efficiency, increasing battery charge and energy storage, improving agriculture, and monitoring illegal activities like deforestation.
The original article goes into much more detail and only takes about 5 minutes to read. It’s well worth it.
Read the original article here.
We should be using every tool at our disposal to figure out how to live sustainably, and if AI can help us with that, all the better.
For more RebEarth articles and a variety of other stories, visit Five O’Clock Shadow, a magazine style blog by Todd Fulginiti. Todd is also a staff writer at Wise & Shine Magazine. For Todd’s musical activities visit www.toddfulginiti.com.
Thank you for sharing the article — I will check it out! 😊
LikeLiked by 1 person
😎👍🙏
LikeLike
I keep an open mind, but would love to think that we humans could change our ways and habits out of a need to make positive changes. However, having said that, my guess is that we will need AI or some sort of outward intervention to get us where we need to be! We are such fickle creatures…..
LikeLiked by 1 person
I too would prefer we fix the mess ourselves, but at this point I’d take anything that helps. Thanks for reading!
LikeLiked by 1 person
What an interesting idea. Thanks for sharing this idea and information!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thanks for reading Wynne!
LikeLiked by 1 person