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Using AI for a deeper understanding of climate disruption

Can AI predict the impact of catastrophic climate events, so they can be mitigated?
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What if you could predict the cascading effects of extreme weather events on global supply chains, or pinpoint greenwashing patterns by looking at where data manipulation may have originated?

These are just some of the novel insights that ClimateGPT, the “first open source AI platform dedicated to addressing the impact of climate change”, could potentially uncover, according to its co-creators, Daniel Erasmus, CEO of Erasmus.AI, and Jonathan Dotan, founding director of Starling Lab and CEO of EQTY Lab, which provides ‘responsible’ AI tooling.

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