'ChatNetZero': 'World's first' climate chatbot switched on

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New chatbot and question-answering platform aims to determine the credibility of decarbonisation plans set by businesses, governments, and financial institutions

The world's first climate chatbot has been switched on this morning, after research group Data-Driven EnviroLab (DDL) and technology start-up Arboretica unveiled ChatNetZero on the sidelines of the UN...

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