Clay Bavor at #axiosaisummit, on asking early Google LLM to “explain the financial crisis by using a movie reference.”
The reply: “it’s like Inception. But instead of dreams within dreams, it’s debt within debt.”
Keeping an eye on the longer-term trajectory is difficult, but it will pay dividends, not just for the climate but in terms of financial results also. @TIME@JustinWorland#ClimateAction
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To help reach our goal of net zero emissions by 2030, @Google is partnering with @BlackRock to accelerate new solar capacity on Taiwan’s electricity grid, bringing more clean power to Google and our suppliers in the region. ⚡ Learn more: https://t.co/6hdOJqS214 @AmandaCorio
Today @Google announced a partnership with BlackRock’s Climate Infrastructure business that will help support the development of a 1 gigawatt pipeline of new solar capacity in Taiwan, advancing clean energy on the local electricity grid.
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Introducing LearnLM: our new family of models based on Gemini and fine-tuned for learning. LearnLM applies educational research to make our products — like Search, Gemini and YouTube — more personal, active and engaging for learners. #GoogleIO
At @Google, research teams are working on more than 20 AI tools to fight climate change and deal with impacts like flooding and wildfires. @FastCompany
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A smarter approach to buying and selling clean energy is helping decarbonize electrical grids faster. Within a year, @Google has secured 1.5 GW of clean energy in North America and Europe. This new way of doing business in the industry is here to stay. https://t.co/hbx8zqm8CG
Excited to share that @Google is teaming up with @Microsoft and @Nucor on a new initiative to procure clean electricity from early-stage technologies that will be critical for achieving a 100% decarbonized grid. Learn more: https://t.co/mvNxEq3UyP
We’ll need to remove CO2 from the atmosphere at gigaton scale to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. @Google has pledged to match @ENERGY's $35M investment in carbon removal solutions and amplify efforts to grow this nascent industry. Learn more: https://t.co/0MyfiW7d4X
We're partnering with Google to take CO2 removal to a whole new level in the U.S.
The @FECMgov Voluntary Carbon Dioxide Removal Challenge will call on orgs to boost America's CO2 removal efforts to help reach net-zero by 2050 or earlier.
Now, who's next?
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Public-private action will be critical to bringing new solutions to market that will remove CO2 from the atmosphere. Today, @Google is joining @ENERGY in pledging $35M to help demonstrate and scale promising carbon removal solutions. Learn more: https://t.co/0MyfiW7KUv
The industry began changing about five years ago, when companies like @Google launched efforts to run their operations on renewable power 24/7 and found that wind and solar, which can’t supply uninterrupted power, couldn’t get there on their own. #Geothermal#CleanEnergy@WSJ
Oil-and-gas companies are stepping up geothermal investments, betting the technologies that fueled the shale revolution can turn the budding industry into a big producer of clean power https://t.co/KURBiPWKQx https://t.co/KURBiPWKQx
Great speaking with @naurtorious at @Bloomberg on how @Google pioneered a new way to shift our electricity use to the times and locations where the grid is the cleanest - an important tool to decarbonize our global data centers and the electricity systems that serve them. 1/
Today @Google announced new PPAs that will add more than 700 megawatts of clean energy to European electricity grids, estimated to bring three of our grid regions to more than 90% carbon-free energy in the next few years. Read: @verge@justcalmajourno
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New Group Forms in Bid to Clean Up the Grid: @Google join forces with energy companies to start trading hourly credits for zero-carbon electricity next year, a critical move in reaching our goal of 24/7 carbon-free energy via @climate@naurtorious https://t.co/2CpEg67LX1
Does #AI have a role to play in enabling climate action? At @Google, we have been using our technology and resources boldly and responsibly to help address climate change. Listen @KateEBrandt to learn more via @WSJ@SMeichtry
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"AI could be humanity’s last chance to meet climate goals," write Google Chief Sustainability Officer @KateEBrandt and @BCG Global Chair Rich Lesser in a new commentary piece.
Here’s why. https://t.co/dQCadGAzqC
At @Google, we believe that responsible AI can help tackle some of the world’s greatest challenges. By scaling currently proven applications and technology, AI could mitigate 5-10% of global GHG emissions by 2030. Read more @Fortune @KateEBrandt
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