Future Digital Infrastructures for Climate Change...
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Panel reports concrete systems and limits: UNEP is fine-tuning a climate LLM called Environment GPT on UNEP reports to avoid hallucinations; ESA and EU run Destination Earth, a digital twin alive since last summer now under verification and co‑design; Copernicus data grow from ~70 PB toward 500 PB and spits out ~2 PB/month. Policymakers flag energy, e‑waste and rare‑earth chains, data sovereignty, measurement gaps, surveillance/function‑creep, and data‑center capacity limits (some countries pause expansions).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:15Foundation models for climate AI
- 11:33UNEP’s climate governance role
- 25:53Destination Earth and climate twins
- 38:33EU digital climate law
- 50:37Q&A on sustainability and geopolitics
- 1:16:16Closing
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