United Nations Calls on AI Firms to Set Emissions Targets as Data Centers Devour Global Energy
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UN climate chief Simon Stiell is urging the tech sector to take greater responsibility for the growing environmental costs of AI, saying the industry is on “thin ice” when it comes to public trust.
At the opening of a summit in New York, Simon Stiell defended more renewable energies and criticized the growing energy impact of artificial intelligence.
Technology giants must demonstrate “why AI’s profits exceed its skyrocketing costs,” demanded the UN
Madrid.- The executive secretary of the United Nations for Climate Change, Simon Stiell, has called on the big technology companies on Monday for greater commitment and involvement against climate change because artificial intelligence (AI) is a "great energy consumer." The president has pointed out that the AI is increasing the pollution generated by the [...] The entry Simon Stiell (UN) demands from the big technology companies greater climate…
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