The AI Sustainability Podcast

In this episode of the AI Sustainability Podcast, host Nina Benoit chats with expert Colin Bryan on how sustainability leaders can leverage AI. The conversation focuses on practical applications, best use cases, and the impact of AI on the job market. It also delves into the role of an AI operator and the future of AI in the sustainability sector.

In this episode, host Nina Benoit interviews Nathalie Sinha, a sustainable finance leader, writer, and public speaker to explore the intersection of AI, data centers, and sustainability.

They discuss how finance supports AI investments, the environmental impact of data centers, and the future of sustainable energy in tech infrastructure.

In this episode of the AI Sustainability Podcast, host Nina Benoit speaks with Steve Diasio, founder of the School of Creativity and Innovation, about the intersection of AI, creativity, and sustainable communities. They discuss how he is currently leveraging AI to transform part of his city in St Pete, Florida based on community stories and collaboration.

In this episode of the AI Sustainability Podcast, Nina Benoit welcomes Philippe Schuler, a sustainability expert, author, and educator, to explore how artificial intelligence can help address the global challenge of food waste. They discuss systemic issues across supply chains, the potential of AI for efficiency, and the importance of maintaining human connections in sustainable practices.

Phillippe Schuler's website: https://philippeschuler.com

In this episode of the AI Sustainability podcast, host Nina Benoit speaks with Alison Taylor, a clinical professor at NYU Stern School of Business, about the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainability. They discuss the challenges and opportunities that AI presents for leaders in corporate sustainability, the importance of ethical governance structures, and the evolving role of sustainability professionals in the age of AI. Alison emphasizes the need for organizations to rethink their governance structures, develop new skill sets, and engage in deep stakeholder analysis to ensure that AI tools align with long-term sustainability goals. The conversation also touches on the implications of AI in education and the necessity for a reimagined approach to teaching in light of these technological advancements.