Artificial Intelligence

Session 28: Artificial Intelligence

Climate change refers to a worldwide phenomenon of climate change that has a substantial impact on the planet's normal climatic conditions (temperature, precipitation, wind, etc.). They are primarily caused by human actions. Many individuals are still uninformed of the true effects of climate change, and their daily activities considerably increase the risk. Global warming, which is primarily produced by the greenhouse effect, is the primary cause of climate change. The release of greenhouse gases from normal human activities has resulted in an unprecedented rise in global temperature, which is expected to continue if left unresolved in the future.

With the effective use of data, learning algorithms, and sensing devices, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a disruptive paradigm that has increased ability to analyse, anticipate, and mitigate the danger of climate change. It makes calculations, forecasts, and makes decisions to help reduce the effects of climate change. AI helps us better comprehend the effects of climate change across different geographical places by generating effective models for weather forecasting and environmental monitoring. It analyses climatic data and forecasts weather events, extreme weather conditions, and other socioeconomic consequences of climate change and precipitation. From a technological standpoint, AI improves climate projections, demonstrates the effects of extreme weather, identifies the true source of carbon emissions, and makes countless other useful contributions.

• Climate Change Risk Prediction
• Carbon Emissions
• Weather Forecasting
• Environmental Monitoring
• Predictions
• Models