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[[File:ElectricitySystems.png|thumb|A schematic of selected opportunities to reduce greenhouse emissions from electricity systems using machine learning. From "Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning."<ref>{{Cite journal|last=|first=|date=|title=Tackling Climate Change with Machine Learning|url=|journal=|volume=|pages=|via=}}</ref>]] |
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AI has been called the new electricity, given its potential to transform entire industries.<ref>Stanford Graduate School of Business. Andrew Ng: Artificial intelligence is the new electricity. https: |
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AI has been called the new electricity, given its potential to transform entire industries. Interestingly, electricity itself is one of the industries that AI is poised to transform. Many electricity systems are awash in data, and the industry has begun to envision next-generation systems (smart grids) driven by AI and ML. |
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Electricity systems are responsible for about a quarter of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions each year. Moreover, as buildings, transportation, and other sectors seek to replace GHG-emitting fuels, demand for low-carbon electricity will grow. To reduce emissions from electricity systems, society must |
Electricity systems are responsible for about a quarter of human-caused greenhouse gas emissions each year. Moreover, as buildings, transportation, and other sectors seek to replace GHG-emitting fuels, demand for low-carbon electricity will grow. To reduce emissions from electricity systems, society must |
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== Selected problems == |
== Selected problems == |
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== See also == |
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