🌱 AI as a Solution to Its Own Environmental Problems
Dr. Ulrich Spiedel from the University of Auckland believes that AI could become the key to solving the problems it creates itself. According to UN forecasts, AI could consume up to 3% of global electricity by 2030. A potential solution lies in using AI to optimize solar panels, accelerate the search for new chemical compositions for batteries, and design energy-efficient semiconductors.
🌍 The development of AI is moving from a stage of pure resource consumption to an active search for ways to optimize infrastructure.
👤 Technological progress could create a self-optimization cycle, where algorithms help build more efficient hardware and energy sources for themselves.