AI has the potential to both contribute to and hinder the green transition. On the one hand, AI can optimize energy systems, accelerate green innovation, and strengthen climate research. On the other hand, developing and using AI technologies also requires enormous amounts of energy, water, and resources.
So, is AI a key to achieving our climate goals – or part of the problem? And how can we harness the potential of AI while taking responsibility for the climate and reaching our sustainability targets?
The ADD project, the think tank Mandag Morgen, and Dansk Industri invite you to a conference on May 2nd at Industriens Hus, where we will bring together stakeholders from AI and climate research, business, and politics to discuss dilemmas and solutions at the intersection of AI and climate ambitions.
At the conference, you will meet, among others, Caroline Stage, Minister for Digitalisation, Andreas Holbak Espersen, Director of DI Digital, Lisbeth Knudsen, Strategy Director at the think tank Mandag Morgen, Mette Kaagaard, Managing Director at Microsoft Denmark, Marianne Thyrring, Director at DMI, Helene Ratner, Associate Professor at Aarhus University, and many more.
