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How AI can have a positive and negative impact on climate: study

Monday 4 Jul 22 10:30am

A study published last month in the peer-reviewed journal Nature Climate Change sought to understand the potential impact of artificial intelligence on climate change.

AI has both positive and negative effects on the climate, according to study co-author David Rolnick, Assistant Professor of Computer Science at McGill University and a Core Academic Member of Mila – Quebec AI Institute.

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