AI's Impact on Emergency Preparedness: Insights from a Climate Crisis Communication Study

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In this episode of The Wag The Dog Podcast, Athena, Philippe Borremans's audio avatar, discusses the future of technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI) and large language models (LLMs), in combating climate change, focusing on their application in emergency preparedness. Through a case study, he investigates the potential time savings and efficiency gains of incorporating AI and LLMs into emergency preparedness campaigns. Philippe also highlights how these technologies can help in climate risk assessment, campaign strategizing, misinformation detection, and post-crisis evaluation. While these technologies hold promise, Philippe emphasizes that they must undergo meticulous testing and have clear ethical guidelines before implementation. He invites listeners to consider these possibilities and contribute to the conversation regarding the integration of AI into disaster management.

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