AI’s Energy Paradox: More Compute Could Cut Industrial Emissions
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The episode discusses how AI can both increase electricity demand and help reduce industrial emissions.
Get in touch - leave me a message What if AI’s biggest climate impact isn’t chatbots, but cutting real energy waste in buildings, grids, and factories? In this episode of Climate Confident, I’m joined by Philippe Rambach, Chief AI Officer at Schneider Electric, to unpack one of the sharpest tensions in climate tech today: AI is increasing electricity demand, but used well, it may also be one of the tools we need for decarbonisation, emissions reduction, and a faster energy transition. You’ll ...
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