This course is for students, early-career professionals, and lifelong learners with an interest in how AI can shape—and be shaped by—environmental sustainability goals. It is particularly valuable for individuals working or aspiring to work in environmental policy, sustainable development, or related fields, who want to understand AI’s potentials and pitfalls in the context of environmental and societal well-being. This course will enhance knowledge about the ethical and political implications of AI in environmental contexts, by connecting the dots of knowledge and information. We welcome a diverse community of learners who value interdisciplinary approaches to complex global challenges. With insights from the social sciences and humanities, this course explore AI-based solutions' broader context and implications.
An excellent foundational exposure to currrent AI systems, how it all started, the triad dilemma and why responsible AI is so integral!
thank you...I enjoyed the course as it has a holistic view on the current problems of AI though not excluding to highlight also benefits of AI
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Great course for connecting AI concepts — the AI Triad, compute's environmental cost, and the uneven distribution of AI's benefits and harms — to real-world justice issues. The reflection questions made me think about my own role as a user and citizen, not just memorize definitions.
An excellent foundational exposure to currrent AI systems, how it all started, the triad dilemma and why responsible AI is so integral!
This is an excellent course to approach the environmental impacts of using AI .
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thank you...I enjoyed the course as it has a holistic view on the current problems of AI though not excluding to highlight also benefits of AI
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