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On using large language models to support social research for climate action

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By Ehsan Nabavi, Holger R. Maier, Saman Razavi, Adrian Hindes, Mark Howden, Will Grant Verified, Sujatha Raman
| Nature Verified
Abstract Large language models (LLMs) are playing a growing role in climate-focused efforts by enabling new opportunities to expand the scale and speed of climate research and communication. However, they also introduce risks that, if left unaddressed, could undermine these benefits, turning the technology into yet another roadblock to much-needed climate action.
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Politicians are pushing AI as a quick fix to Australia's housing crisis. They're risking another Robodebt

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By Ehsan Nabavi, Lisa Lock, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Tech Xplore Verified
"This is a game changer." That's how Paul Scully, New South Wales Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, described the state government's launch of a tender for an artificial intelligence (AI) solution to the housing crisis earlier this month. The system, which is aimed at cutting red tape and getting more homes built fast, is expected to be functioning by the end of 2025. "This is allowing construction to get underway and new keys into new doors," Scully added.
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Politicians are pushing AI as a quick fix to Australia’s housing crisis. They’re risking another Robodebt

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By Ehsan Nabavi
| Inkl
The system, which is aimed at cutting red tape and getting more homes built fast, is expected to be functioning by the end of 2025. “This is allowing construction to get underway and new keys into new doors,” Scully added. The announcement was later endorsed by federal treasurer Jim Chalmers as a model for other states and territories to replicate, to “unlock more housing” and “boost productivity across the economy”.
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