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Artificial Intelligence In the Fight Against Climate Change

AI has already played an important role in the way that we monitor natural disasters, design greener smart cities, and use renewable energy. For example, it could help reduce power outages by sending alerts when there is low wind or sun radiation so you don't miss any hours of use.

With the ability to seamlessly communicate with energy providers, this system could help households reduce their power bills by minimizing unused lights or EVs sending excess electricity back into the grid.

By 2030, the tech could help cut global greenhouse gas emissions by 4% according to a recent study by accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for Microsoft. The company is developing machine learning products in order to reduce its carbon footprint and combat climate change at the same time

Peter Clutton-Brock, co-founder of the Centre for AI and Climate (CAIC), a Britain-based think tank, said the technology was "pushing back boundaries" for climate modeling.

AI can process huge amounts of unstructured data like pictures, graphs, and maps, opening "huge possibilities for understanding the dynamics around the sea-level rise and ice sheets," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

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