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Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Environment and Societal Trends: Challenges and Opportunities

202413 citationsOpen accessPwani University

Abstract

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly pivotal in addressing global challenges by integrating technological advancements into environmental conservation and societal development. This paper explores the dual nature of AI's role—its capacity to foster sustainability and societal improvement, alongside the challenges it introduces. The research highlights AI applications in environmental management, such as optimizing resource use, monitoring ecosystems, and enhancing renewable energy efficiency. In societal contexts, AI's transformative potential extends to healthcare, education, and urban planning, fostering equitable access to essential services. However, significant barriers, including data scarcity, limited technical infrastructure, regulatory gaps, and socio-economic inequalities, hinder widespread AI adoption. By analyzing secondary data from recent literature, this study identifies critical challenges and presents actionable policy recommendations to ensure inclusive, ethical, and impactful AI integration. The findings underscore the urgency of collaborative efforts among governments, industries, and academia to leverage AI for achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and addressing pressing global issues.

Research topics

  • Smart Cities and Technologies

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DOI: 10.58496/bjml/2024/018

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