Generative AI’s rapid growth may lead to millions of tons of electronic waste, exacerbating environmental challenges without sustainable solutions.
Artificial intelligence is advancing quickly, learning to imitate human-like conversations, create art, and even replicate video games. However, a recent study warns that this rapid growth could contribute to a significant increase in electronic waste, with projections suggesting an additional 1.2 to 5 million metric tons by 2030 due to generative AI technologies. The study ...
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