In an era where environmental calamities have become a part of daily life, and the rush to mitigate climate change feels both fevered and overdue, a more complex revolution is taking place—one driven not by protests or policies, but by machine learning models and energy-efficient algorithms.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and accelerated computing are emerging as the unlikely bedfellows of sustainability, reshaping how industries approach energy, resource management, and environmental impact with a precision that only machines can deliver.
The idea of AI as a solution to the climate crisis might, on first glance, seem counterintuitive. After all, aren’t the vast server farms that power AI systems among the worst offenders in terms of energy consumption?