Annually, tens of thousands of wildfires ravage the United States, posing significant threats to people, wildlife, and infrastructure. A percentage of those wildfires are caused by degraded or downed electrical equipment. But what if artificial […]
We know that a person’s Google history can be used as evidence in court, but what about a conversation with an artificial intelligence chatbot?This post was originally published on this site
If miners, the media, policymakers and renewable energy companies are to be believed, Australia is in the midst of a green energy transition aimed at preventing the worst effects of climate change.This post was originally […]
CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has analyzed data from a 10-month trial conducted by global cybersecurity firm eSentire exploring how large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT-4 can support cybersecurity analysts to detect and stop threats […]
The UK’s race to reach net-zero is rapidly transforming two of its most carbon-intensive industries—steel and cement. However, new research published in Resources, Conservation and Recycling warns that progress in one, could hinder the other, […]
There is a general assumption that cities are often built on compromise. The more roads paved, the less space there is for walkways, parks, and people. What if this trade-off could be turned on its […]
Across the country, state leaders are racing to fast-track wind and solar projects before the expiration of federal tax credits to support clean energy.This post was originally published on this site
Photovoltaics (PVs), technological systems that can convert sunlight into electricity are among the most promising and widely adopted clean energy solutions worldwide. While existing silicon-based solar cells have already achieved remarkable performances, energy engineers have […]
As ransomware attacks become more common and complex—and costly to the crimes’ targets—a University of Texas at Dallas researcher is examining how policymakers might combat cybercriminals.This post was originally published on this site
Japan remains optimistic about the adoption of renewable energy despite Mitsubishi pulling out of three big offshore wind projects, the government said Thursday.This post was originally published on this site
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