Will AI be a Catalyst for Net-Zero Transition or a Drag on It?
By IMD
Artificial intelligence (AI) is power-hungry, but it could aid the net-zero transition. Business leaders will determine whether innovation and sustainability advance together.
Key Points
- AI's role in the net-zero transition is crucial.
- Business leaders must strategically rethink their businesses to stay ahead.
- The IMD Alumni Association promotes a sustainable, prosperous, and inclusive world.
Artificial intelligence has been looming over the energy debate, and its shadow keeps growing.
Discover the 2025 edition of the program, covering 69 global economies, including new additions Kenya, Namibia, and Oman.
Author's summary: AI's impact on net-zero transition depends on business leaders.
More News
- Panzenbeck projected to win for mayor, council looks to remain split in Glen Cove City elections
- Oyster Bay Town’s Republican officials looking at victory across the board
- Employers must monitor workloads to protect staff wellbeing, says UNISON | Article, News, Press release | News | UNISON National
- Nassau police officer Ian Fogarty honored by county legislature
- Republicans projected to hold majority in Nassau County Legislature, but Democrats gain 1 seat
- Spotlight: Sudbury realtor is ‘crowned’ the winner in Reader Favourite Awards
- Shamroe reelected in Traverse City, approve 1 change to Brown Bridge fund
- Strange Pictures Manga Enters Final Arc
- Employers must monitor workloads to protect staff wellbeing, says UNISON | Article, News, Press release | News | UNISON National
- Employers face £85bn in costs linked to ill-health ‘crisis’