#artificial intelligence News

Google AI for Planet
The programme aims to support environmental projects as tech firms push AI applications beyond productivity.
A*STAR has signed a five-year research collaboration with Commonwealth Fusion Systems to help develop technologies for future fusion power plants
A*STAR expands collaboration on commercial fusion technology as rising AI and data centre power demand revives global interest in nuclear energy.
State Grid Corp Oof China
Artificial intelligence can help Asia-Pacific’s grids adapt by integrating different data for operators to make quicker, better-informed decisions, just as the region grapples with both volatile renewables growth and mounting climate extremes, found a new Ember study.
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Experts think a lack of flexibility in China’s grids could undercut potential efficiency gains from artificial intelligence.
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#artificial intelligence Opinion

Workers in an electronic manufacturing factory in a Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) area in Laguna.
The World Bank has made a volte-face on industrial policy. Southeast Asian countries will need to consider the new policy, but calibrate it across vastly different national contexts.
An engineer works on data centre plan
Companies need to stress-test their plans to ensure business continuity in a disrupted world where access to Artificial Intelligence could be scarce or expensive.
A windfarm in Uttar Pradesh, India
As global risks rise, India and Nigeria show how energy security and growth depend on integrated, resilient, homegrown, digital, and scalable systems.
Women working in the office.
AI will mostly benefit those already well positioned to leverage it – men. Businesses and governments cannot afford to overlook gender as they invest in talent policies for the AI age.
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Climate comedian Stuart Goldsmith says that humour can unlock tricky sustainability problems by "saying the unsayable".
Climate comedian Stuart Goldsmith tells the EB Podcast why jokes might be the most powerful tools for solving sustainability problems.
Singtel's Andrew Buay
Andrew Buay, vice president for group corporate sustainability at Singtel, tells the EB Podcast that CSOs should not be precious about losing part of their job as the function evolves.
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