AI could prove to be a transformative tool for businesses looking to address their climate impact. If businesses are going to successfully meet their sustainability goals, such as hitting net-zero targets, it will require accurate measuring and reporting, and solutions which optimise efficiency and reduce waste. AI can help automate these tasks, completing them faster and with more accuracy while freeing employees up to do more important work.

AI’s potential in the private sector's pursuit of sustainability is vast. From predicting disruptive environmental conditions and mitigating the risk to assets, to supply chain optimisation and waste reduction. As the technology develops its use cases will only grow. Generative AI is already proving this by allowing businesses streamline ESG reporting frameworks. How can businesses make sure they are maximising the effectiveness of AI in pursuit of their sustainability goals? What are the ethical concerns surrounding its usage?

This webinar hosted by the Financial Times, in partnership with Fujitsu, will explore how AI can support companies on their sustainability journeys, the considerations necessary to make AI an effective workplace tool and the ethical concerns that need to be overcome as AI becomes more prominent in society. 

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