Artificial intelligence has calculated when the world will reach the threshold of global warming
Artificial intelligence has calculated that the world will reach the main warming threshold in 10-12 years. The new study was published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the Associated Press reports. Two climate scientists have calculated with the help of artificial intelligence that the Earth will exceed the 1.5°C mark between 2033 and 2035. The data from this study are consistent with a number of other predictions. The 2015 Paris Climate Agreement was about minimizing the most damaging effects of climate change. The limit of warming was supposed to reach 1.5°C. The world has already warmed by about 1.2°C since pre-industrial times or the mid-19th century. Photo: ribeiroantonio/Depositphotos Study co-author Noah Diffenbaugh of Stanford University said the world was on the brink of 1.5 degrees under “any realistic emissions reduction scenario.” According to him, humanity can avoid an increase of up to 2 degrees if all countries achieve zero emissions by the middle of this century. The artificial intelligence also calculated that it is almost impossible to keep the temperature rise below 2°C. According to preliminary AI estimates, the world will reach this mark in 2050. If people reduce emissions into the atmosphere, global warming of 2°C will occur in 2054. “We’re using this very powerful tool that’s able to take information and integrate it in a way that no human mind can do, for better or worse,” Diffenbaugh said. He added that the prediction of AI differs from that of scientists, because they used computer models to predict based on past observations. In its 2021 report, the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change argued that if emissions are reduced at the same level of pollution, the world will exceed 2 degrees sometime in the 2090s. Read also: Is Greta Thunberg right and what do you know about global warming? TEST
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