AI could reduce annual carbon footprint of the built world by 50% by 2030

Global proptech venture capital firm Pi Labs has launched ‘Sustainably Intelligent: AI for a Greener Built World’, a research report that uncovers new details about the impact artificial intelligence will have on reducing carbon impact in the built environment.

The report found that 5.81 to 6.46 gigatonnes CO2-e of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be avoided annually by 2030 with industry-wide adoption of just four AI use cases. Pi Labs says that this would offset the entire annual carbon footprint of the United States—the world’s second largest GHG emitter…

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