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| | | Super funds could be left footing the bill of listed companies that are quick to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) systems but slow to grasp the governance risks when the technology fails. Professor Nicholas Davis, a leading academic on emerging technologies ... |
| | | | ... extreme weather were widely discussed in Davos, misinformation and disinformation arising from generative artificial intelligence were now ranked as the most severe risks. "Once you took inflation out of the picture, we were seeing green, everything ... |
| | | | ... integration, legislative compliance, consolidated reporting, supply chain due diligence and ramping up of artificial intelligence tools. Experts commented that Australia has been slow to adopt climate policies. "Australia has lagged international peers ... |
| | | | ... integration, consolidated reporting, legislative compliance, supply chain due diligence, and managing artificial intelligence. In the face of escalating anti-ESG rhetoric, industry leaders continued to power ahead with efforts for a greener and more ... |
| | | | ... for forestry, land and agriculture, that new technologies in climate reporting and management such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are a key part of transitioning today's activities into tomorrow's goals." "What we're able to ... |
| | | | ... almost 1.38GW of capacity and is growing at a rapid pace to address customer demand for public cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) platforms, AirTrunk said. AirTrunk has now raised over A$6 billion in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) financing ... |
| | | | In an era marked by the rapid ascent of generative artificial intelligence (AI), investors can potentially reap the rewards from a plethora of efficiency-maximising opportunities to automate core business processes in the companies they invest in. But ... |
| | | | ... energy-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. However, the strong growth in demand for data, including the use of artificial intelligence, points to future potential increases to energy consumption of data centre services. Accordign to the ISF report ... |
| | | | The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is already rapidly disrupting various industries, speeding up processes and making fast work of huge amounts of data, and investors and businesses need to analyse the material ESG risks and opportunities of ... |
| | | | ... expected to be the three key drivers of change in 2025, according to the study, but by 2030, climate change, artificial intelligence and business continuity and resilience are expected to dominate. "One of the key lessons we're learning out of a variety ... |
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