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Marketers see AI increasing carbon footprint, but few measure impact

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A recent study indicates that a significant majority of marketers perceive AI as contributing to a larger carbon footprint. However, a substantial portion of these professionals, specifically 36%, are not actively measuring this environmental impact. This disconnect highlights a tension between acknowledging AI's emissions and taking concrete steps to quantify and address it. AI

IMPACT Highlights a growing concern among marketers regarding AI's environmental impact, suggesting a potential shift in industry practices towards sustainability measurement.

RANK_REASON The item discusses a study's findings on marketer perceptions of AI's environmental impact, which falls under commentary on industry trends rather than a core AI release or significant event.

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Marketers see AI increasing carbon footprint, but few measure impact

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    Most marketers believe AI is increasing their carbon footprint, but only 36% are measuring the environmental impact, a study finds. Research from 51toCarbonZero

    Most marketers believe AI is increasing their carbon footprint, but only 36% are measuring the environmental impact, a study finds. Research from 51toCarbonZero shows 88% of marketing leaders see AI driving emissions higher, creating a tension with sustainability goals. https://w…

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