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Exploration
Age of AI
he path to net zero is thorny one, with many challenges along the way. Despite comments from the president of Cop28, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, during an online event on 21 November, where he declared there was “no science out there, or no scenario out there, that says that the phase-out of fossil fuel is what’s going to achieve 1.5°C”, we’ve long known that humanity will need to greatly reduce its use of fossil fuels in the coming years.
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As the world continues its journey through the energy transition, the need for more effi cient tools to track down sources of key metals and minerals only increases. Artifi cial intelligence offers huge potential for mineral exploration, not only providing increased speed and effi ciency but also offering a minimal environmental impact compared with traditional methods. Nicholas Kenny speaks to Yair Frastai, co-founder and CEO at VerAI Discoveries, to learn more about the benefi ts that AI can provide when it comes to critical mineral discovery.
Of course, Al Jaber would quickly backtrack on his claims, putting the ensuing global outrage down to “misrepresentation and misinterpretation”, but the damage had already been done. In some ways, however, the conversation around Cop28 was energised by the controversy, with global leaders such as UN secretary general António Guterres firmly coming out with calls for a full phase out of fossil fuels, along with a concrete plan for doing so.
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