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Oct 11, 2024 |
asiafinancial.com | Sean O’Meara |Sean O'Meara
ByteDance-owned social-media platform TikTok is to axe hundreds of jobs as it shifts more of its moderation work away from humans and to artificial intelligence, the South China Morning Post reported. TikTok already employs a mix of automated detection and human moderators to review content posted on the site but is now accelerating the switch to AI, at the cost of about 500 roles, mostly based in Malaysia, the report continued.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
asiafinancial.com | Sean O’Meara |Sean O'Meara
Renewables are on track to produce nearly half of the world’s electricity by the end of the decade, Yale Environment 360 reported. Citing a new report by the International Energy Agency, over the next six years the world will add more than 5,500 gigawatts of renewable capacity – equal to the total current capacity of China, India, the US and EU combined – with solar accounting for most of the growth, the story continued.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
asiafinancial.com | Sean O’Meara |Sean O'Meara
Social media platform X has overtaken WeChat as the primary source of disinformation among Chinese-Americans about the upcoming US presidential election, GlobalVoices reported.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
asiafinancial.com | Sean O’Meara |Sean O'Meara
Liquefied natural gas has left a greenhouse gas footprint a third-larger than coal over the last two decades, a new Cornell study says. The methane and carbon dioxide emissions released during the extraction of LNG, and also during its processing, transportation and storage, account for approximately half of its total greenhouse gas footprint, a report in the Cornell Chronicle revealed. “Natural gas and shale gas are all bad for the climate.
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Oct 4, 2024 |
asiafinancial.com | Sean O’Meara |Sean O'Meara
Forest fires that have burned around the world, during what have been the Earth’s two hottest years in recorded history, have hugely lengthened the odds on nations’ ability to fight climate change, The Guardian reported. Wildfires across Brazil, the US, Greece, Portugal and even the Arctic Circle are having a double impact on the global climate, the story on the UK news site continued, by releasing carbon from the burned trees and by reducing the capacity of forests to absorb carbon dioxide.
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