What artificial intelligence means for sustainability

It’s hard to open a newspaper these days without encountering an article on the arrival of artificial intelligence. Predictions about the potential of this new technology are everywhere. 

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What the rise of solar in China says about the future of EVs

In just one decade, the country used policy to help prop up the rise of solar manufacturing. Now, it’s putting the same energy behind electric vehicles.

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Could Google become God?

A look into our artificial intelligence-driven future.

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Could Google become God?

IBM, Dell and what’s next for technology emissions

Real signs of progress from two of the world’s biggest data center equipment companies.

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IBM, Dell and what’s next for technology emissions

Why Toyota thinks blockchain could enable self-driving cars

The technology could make it easier for companies and communities to analyze the huge amounts of data expected from sensors in cars, roads and other new transport devices.

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REBA, a Google SVP and a physicist find the equation for change

Google’s Urs Holzle, the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance and John Goodenough have the imagination and capacity to make the impossible possible for renewable energy.

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REBA, a Google SVP and a physicist find the equation for change

4 ways AI helps business protect the environment

Connecting the dots for better insights and solutions is difficult because the relevant information is often siloed, but cognitive technology can help humans find patterns and interconnections.

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No funds for that project? It may be time to ask the crowd

As crowdfunding matures, startups experiment with niche sites focused on sustainability.

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No funds for that project? It may be time to ask the crowd

As crowdfunding matures, startups experiment with niche sites focused on sustainability.

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No funds for that project? It may be time to ask the crowd

Etsy hacked an app to track waste — one you can use, too

The only publicly tech company to be certified under the Living Building Challenge is open-sourcing the system it uses to measure what’s leaving its offices.

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