AI for Climate Action: Hype, Harm, or Hope?
By 2040, AI-driven data centers are projected to consume up to 8% of global emissions. Could we use artificial intelligence (AI) to power climate solutions,
September 2, 2025
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By 2040, AI-driven data centers are projected to consume up to 8% of global emissions. Could we use artificial intelligence (AI) to power climate solutions,
Climate change calls for intergenerational decision-making. The negative consequences of not acting on grand challenges fall disproportionately on future generations, while the benefits largely accrue
On November 16 2023, Wouter was invited to a Breakfast Research and Practice seminar hosted by the Research Center for Grand Challenges at HEC Lausanne.
By Dominic Rohner, Professor of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics (HEC Lausanne), University of Lausanne, and Research Fellow, the Centre for Economic Policy Research
On October 12th, Guillaume and Mark were invited to a Breakfast Research and Practice seminar hosted by the Research Center for Grand Challenges at HEC
The HEC Research Centre for Grand Challenges held a Practice and Research Seminar on 16th March 2023. Duncan Pollard and Sébastien Houde debated our current
Man is not at the center of the universe. In fact, the universe has no center. There are many suns, surrounded by many planets and
This is an appeal to conceive today’s grand societal challenges as interconnected problems of sustainability. The prime question asked is therefore how current un–sustainability can
A response to Christian Seelos, Johanna Mair, and Charlotte Traeger, “The Future of Grand Challenges Research: Retiring a Hopeful Concept and Endorsing Research Principles.” Published