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AI and Crypto Tax Proposed to Fund Climate Action

What Happened

A former Paris climate accord envoy has suggested implementing taxes on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency sectors as a way to support climate action funding. The recommendation comes in response to growing concerns about the significant energy consumption and environmental effects associated with both AI operations and cryptocurrency mining. This taxation could potentially raise billions to finance climate mitigation and adaptation projects worldwide, filling funding gaps left by governments and traditional sources. The proposal highlights a rising awareness of the need to align rapidly advancing technologies with sustainability goals.

Why It Matters

The introduction of AI and crypto taxes for climate funding underscores the intertwined challenges of technological innovation and environmental responsibility. If adopted, it could set a precedent for tech industry accountability in addressing global issues like climate change. Read more in our AI News Hub

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