At the U.N. Oceans Conference in France, scientists highlighted the alarming state of the world's oceans, with 400 dead zones and predictions that 90% of marine species may face extinction by 2100. While discussing these challenges, innovative solutions leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) were also explored. AI's advancements, particularly generative and agentic AI, allow for real-time data analysis and complex scenario modeling, which can help inform environmental policies. The creation of a digital twin of the ocean has opened new avenues for understanding and managing marine ecosystems effectively.
AI's recent advancements allow ocean researchers to simulate complex scenarios and make more informed decisions regarding marine populations and environmental impacts.
The digital twin of the ocean, now augmented by AI, enables real-time tracking of marine environments and helps assess the long-term consequences of human actions.
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