A decade after the UN set climate goals, tech companies are using AI to achieve them
Google, Microsoft, and the UN itself have said using AI can accelerate sustainability.
Google, Microsoft, and the UN itself have said using AI can accelerate sustainability.
The company is drifting from its longtime backer and toward for-profit status—but not without resistance.
Volkswagen agreed to spend $2 billion to build out a network of EV chargers as part of a settlement in the wake of an emissions scandal. A decade later, drivers frequently cite charger unavailability as a roadblock to EV adoption.
Autonomous vehicles have yet to live up to the hype around them, but industry stakeholders still see them as a way to transform transportation as we know it.
It’s been more than 20 years since the advent of Gmail. We’re now awash in workplace apps and platforms.
Software makers like Adobe have transformed over the past 25 years. AI could bring even more disruption.
Micromobility solutions like scooters and bikeshare programs have gone through major ups and downs in the last 25 years. After some realignment, the sector aims to ride a fresh wave of interest.
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