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Generative AI will far surpass what ChatGPT can do Here s everything on how the tech advances

What does the future of generative AI hold? Multi-modality will move a primitive ChatGPT demo to interpersonal collaboration, advanced robotics and maybe even the AI dream of continuous learning.

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DNV continues collaboration with leading global institution s MPhil programme for the third year – edie

DNV has continued its collaboration with the MPhil in Engineering for Sustainable Development (in Cambridge University’s Engineering Department), for the third year in a row.

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It s Possible to Reduce Fertilizer Emissions by 80 Percent Before 2050

Fertilizer. It’s a major contributor of greenhouse gases, accounting for roughly two percent of global emissions and 10 percent of agriculture’s

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Carbon Emissions Can Be Reduced to One-fifth of Current Levels by Calculating the Life Cycle of Fertilizers

Researchers have correctly assessed the carbon footprint of fertilizers, which account for about 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, and discovered that by 2050, carbon emissions may be cut to one-fifth of their current levels.

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