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Climate Change AI is an organization composed of volunteers from academia and industry who believe that tackling climate change requires concerted societal action, in which machine learning can play an impactful role.

Millions of people in Somalia face forced displacement due to resource shortages, violent conflicts, and natural disasters like droughts and floods. These challenges disrupt lives, strain resources, and complicate humanitarian efforts. Partnering with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), Omdena’s global team leveraged AI in climate change prediction to address these issues.

The Los Angeles school district rolled out an AI chatbot that was intended to be used in education across many different aspect of the school life - from grades, transport, attendance and learning.

Teens in AI was launched at the UN AI For Good Global Summit with the mission to create pipelines for underrepresented talent, improving diversity and inclusion in Artificial Intelligence.

While a lot of the bigger companies who have created Generative AI models do not get the consent from the creators of the training data, there are movements to improve this relationship and make Generative AI technologies more ethical.

German photographer caused controversy by submitting an AI-generated image he had created for a photography competition, and winning.

Some of the biggest news stories around AI and the creative industries at the start of the 2020s have been covering the labour disputes within Hollywood.