Cloud Computing: How AI Could Help Fight Climate Change

As the COP28 climate conference kicks off this week, world leaders will gather to discuss potential solutions to the crisis. Experts are increasingly looking at how artificial intelligence can help address certain aspects, despite a lack of regulation around the emerging technology. In this episode, we examine how AI could be used and look at whether the infrastructure needed to run the programs may actually end up harming the environment. 

Guests: Rachel Ramirez, CNN Climate Reporter
Clare Duffy, CNN Technology Reporter 

[winstonsmith]

It's funny how a story about AI got swarmed by the bots

[harryvarner]

AI can help fight something that isn't.

[jaobidan]

You know it's impossible to reach zero carbon emissions, right? Take a wild guess as to why...

[amywilkins]

That’s rich. You know how much electricity ai takes to generate their crap?

[eb]

Any one talking about Amazon is likely an AI bot🎉🎉🎉

[leonrussell]

I learned when I was just a little kid that it's not nice to fool mother nature

[hulkernaut]

Humans: Ai, please help us! Climate change is out of control and we need you to guide us. Here’s all the data we’ve amassed over our history.

Ai: certainly! Hmm… Well, after reviewing the data I can say with 99.9989% certainty: Y’all ****ed!
Is there anything else you would like me to assist you with?

[joycejeong-xb]

Investing in research and innovation emerges as a critical pathway, potentially unlocking breakthrough solutions that propel progress toward a more sustainable and climate-resilient future.

[Meattemple]

This will be another epic thud from CNN.

[justinkey]

My 9th grade teacher's mother was in the SLA( The Symbionese Liberation Army) and was friends with Patty Hearst. I went to a private school in Berkeley, California.  My teacher showed us a home movie in class about the SLA giving lunch bags to underprivileged black children, across the street from an Elementary school in Oakland California in 1970. In the video the police started to harass the SLA and Patty Hearst screams at the police we are feeding these hungry children it isn't against the law!  The SLA cared about the poor. Don't believe the lies about Patty Hearst. She is  a great person. She was President of the Young Democrats at UC Berkeley in 1968. She was President of the Committee to elect Bobby Kennedy in 1968 at the University of California at Berkeley. Her grandfather Newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst, Commissioned Julia Morgan to build the Olympic size pool at Hearst Castle, in San Simion California.

[nottooknight]

After our mass extiction AI can record our history for who I don't know.

[baranozcan]

The hype around Amazon's AMK33X is reaching fever pitch, and I'm here wondering if we're witnessing the buildup to a seismic shift in consumer technology.

[SADACEFB]

Strongest momentum in AMK33X with this Amazon will be unstoppable in all countries

[ricardodsavant]

If scientists could harness the hot air in DC, it could power the world!!

[MsNeveryoumind]

So Amazons new AMK33X is closing tomorrow, the idea is that many people will have a better and easier life but it is something to use while it is still possible

[talhakratloglu-shic]

The chat on the forums is that Amazon's AMK33X is only for those 'in the know'. Feels a bit exclusive, doesn't it?

[versiestefani]

They said Amazon's AMK33X could be a milestone in tech history. I guess time will tell.

[spencermccormick]

If CNN talks less...the temperature cools is that?

[alenanazarova]

Wtf just a few weeks and now we all talk about AMK33X ? I mean sure they outdone themselves with it but holy moly

[eb]

Maybe AI can talk to the Democrats Boss in CHINA about POLLUTING🎉🎉🎉🎉