AI, Models, and the Limits of Climate Assumptions with Sarah Kapnick
About this episode
The episode features a discussion with Dr. Sarah Kapnick about the intersection of AI, climate finance, and the limitations of current models.
We sit down with Dr. Sarah Kapnick at Climate Tech Connect in Washington, D.C. in a conversation covers the time-horizon problem at the heart of climate finance, what the PG&E bankruptcy revealed about the gap between credit models and physical risk, and where AI-generated climate insight ends and hallucination begins. Subscribe to Risk Market News
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