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Developing trustworthy AI for climate services at scale

Aug 2026 · npj Climate Action · Vol 5 · 0 citations · 15 references
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Two prototype AI systems designed to enhance access to climate data, support decision-making, and improve efficiency are illustrated here with key concerns identified around responsibility, quality, and trustworthiness of AI outputs.

Abstract

Generative AI can help scale climate services to meet growing demand. This approach is illustrated here with two prototype AI systems designed to enhance access to climate data, support decision-making, and improve efficiency. Key concerns are identified around responsibility, quality, and trustworthiness of AI outputs. Emerging best practices in system development are linked to core principles of salience, credibility, and legitimacy, to ensure alignment with user needs and societal values.

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