Can The UK Power Its AI Ambitions?
Britain’s electricity connection queue has become rather crowded. In less than a year, demand applications jumped from 41GW to 125GW,
The environmental impact of AI. From energy use and data centres to resource demands and sustainability, these stories explore how AI affects the planet and how organisations are responding.
Britain’s electricity connection queue has become rather crowded. In less than a year, demand applications jumped from 41GW to 125GW,
Modern farms can generate an enormous amount of data, tracking everything from how machinery is performing to what is happening
Hidden throughout forests, nature reserves and national parks are thousands of camera traps quietly capturing the movements of wildlife.
For years, artificial intelligence has largely been discussed as though it exists entirely in software.
There are around 400,000 known plant species worldwide, and scientists believe many more remain undocumented.
Artificial intelligence is quietly becoming involved in more parts of the food chain than many people realise.
Forests, wetlands and habitats are usually things we experience directly. We walk through them, photograph them, volunteer to protect them
AI often feels weightless. Most people’s experience of it happens through a chat window, a search box or an app.
When people imagine where AI will have the biggest impact, they often picture offices, customer service centres, software companies or
At a zoo in Hampshire, researchers are developing AI-powered systems that analyse footage from cameras to track how giraffes move,
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The environmental impact of AI. From energy use and data centres to resource demands and sustainability, these stories explore how AI affects the planet and how organisations are responding.