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Artificial intelligence, scarce resources and climate change
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This short note deals with the climate and environmental aspects of generative artificial intelligence, and what scope for action Norway has to use generative AI for the good of society in the "greenest" possible way.
Publication type:
policy brief
Publication Date:
2024-05
Language:
no
Publication URL:
https://teknologiradet.no/publication/kunstig-intelligens-knappe-ressurser-og-klimaomstilling/
Institute(s):
Teknologirådet - Norwegian Board of Technology (NBT)
Country:
Norway