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Experts Scrutinize Business, Engineering Strategies to Improve Public Energy Access While Mitigating Climate Change

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Researchers, engineers and politicians convened to discuss the global need for energy and the intersections with climate change and artificial intelligence (AI) at a March 19 panel. The Free Speech Project, a Georgetown University initiative which aims to foster dialogue and civic engagement, and the Future of the Humanities Project, a collaboration between Georgetown and the University of Oxford which examines intersections between public life…

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Experts Scrutinize Business, Engineering Strategies to Improve Public Energy Access While Mitigating Climate Change

Researchers, engineers and politicians convened to discuss the global need for energy and the intersections with climate change and artificial intelligence (AI) at a March 19 panel. The Free Speech Project, a Georgetown University initiative which aims to foster dialogue and civic engagement, and the Future of the Humanities Project, a collaboration between Georgetown and the University of Oxford which examines intersections between public life…

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