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| | | ... "Geopolitical instability, cost-of-living pressures, and the rapidly growing energy demands of industries such as artificial intelligence and data centres have fundamentally reshaped policy priorities." The divergence between European Union which continues ... |
| | | | 🌱 Financial inclusion in the age of AI: Why access matters more than ever ❓ Question: As artificial intelligence transforms financial services, how can the industry use technology to improve financial inclusion, and why should sustainability professionals ... |
| | | | ... businesses and portfolios. 🌟 AI and data centres are being viewed as long-term sustainability enablers Artificial intelligence and expanding data centre infrastructure are often criticised for increasing energy and water consumption. However, investors ... |
| | | | Ethical investors are being deliberate about their artificial intelligence (AI) exposure in a bid to keep carbon profiles of portfolios in check. Australian Ethical said the $14.5 billion super fund does not take a position on AI as a category and instead ... |
| | | | ... his new role, he will bring the same hands-on experience integrating quantitative, alternative data and artificial intelligence tools to the fund's research workflows. "This is an area of active development for Nanuk as [we] embed LLM-based capabilities ... |
| | | | ... and data centres are creating new demand for renewable energy Teitel highlights the growing influence of artificial intelligence and data centres on Australia's energy landscape. As large technology companies expand their infrastructure requirements ... |
| | | | ... expanded mandate reflects several structural developments reshaping global resource markets, Perennial said. "Artificial intelligence infrastructure is increasing demand for electricity generation, transmission networks and commodities including copper ... |
| | | | ... and workforce management. 🌟 Direct engagement and field research remain critical despite advances in artificial intelligence. Carlsson argues that while AI can assist with data collection and summarisation, ESG analysis involves qualitative judgement ... |
| | | | ... the buffer available to absorb supply disruptions, while demand continues to rise from electrification, artificial intelligence infrastructure and broader technology adoption. "This is structural deficit, not a cyclical one," Datt said. "Oil and gas ... |
| | | | ... when the global economy is entering one of the largest structural resource investment cycles in decades. "Artificial intelligence is increasing demand for electricity, grids and critical minerals," Cochran said. "Governments are investing in energy security ... |
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