CNaught and Sodali & Co published a joint piece on where AI emissions accounting stands and what companies can do about it.
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Companies are increasingly being asked about their AI emissions, and those AI emissions are becoming a part of regulatory disclosure requirements. CA’s SB-253 will bring…
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- 11–50 employees
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CNaught partnered with Sodali & Co on writing an article about accounting for carbon emissions in AI.
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