AI & SUSTAINABILITY
Balancing innovation with climate responsibility
ON DEMAND
The rapid adoption of AI has driven groundbreaking innovation—but it has also significantly increased the tech industry’s carbon footprint. For instance, data center energy use is projected to more than double by 2026, primarily driven by AI. How can organizations harness AI’s potential while still meeting ambitious sustainability goals?
Greenplaces, sustainability leaders from Sightly and TripleLift, and AI for Good researcher Nathaniel Burola came together for a candid discussion on how to align AI adoption with climate responsibility.
This on-demand webinar explores:
- Designing AI workflows for efficiency and emissions reduction
- How to measure and optimize the energy use associated with AI
- Partnering with vendors that align with sustainability commitments
- Navigating the balance between AI efficiency and climate responsibilities
- Practical steps to embed sustainable AI practices into long-term climate strategies
Meet the panel
Nathaniel Burola
Founder at AI & Environment Resource Hub
Kate Fiala
Director, Business Development at TripleLift
Maeve Gordon
Senior Director of BD and Partnerships at Sightly
Adam Covati
VP of Product at Greenplaces
