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Climate action groups call on US Congress to legislate on regulating generative AI systems

  • 2023-09-12

A total of 22 climate action groups, including Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, Fight for the Future, and Green America, are pressuring the US Senate to demand that tech companies disclose the impact of generative artificial intelligence systems on carbon emissions and to pass legislation forcing companies to increase transparency. These climate action groups hope to ensure that the development of AI technology does not undermine efforts to combat climate change.

Climate action groups point out that the widespread use of large language models will increase carbon emissions. They call on the US Congress to enact laws requiring technology companies to disclose energy usage and carbon emissions data throughout the life cycle of AI models, and for technology companies and their executives to be held legally responsible for environmental damage caused by the use of generative AI.

Climate action groups point out that the energy consumption of training AI models is staggering, and that carbon emissions from data centers are increasing. Tech giants like Google, IBM, Microsoft, and SAP have long underreported their carbon emissions, especially given the energy demands of AI training.

Climate action groups emphasize that AI models could exacerbate the spread of false information about climate change and hinder climate action. Therefore, they call on the government to include sustainable development of AI technology in its regulations to reduce the impact of its evolution on the environment.

Source: QUARTZ

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