Dan Loehr
Dan Loehr earned his bachelor's in Computer Science from Cornell and a master's and PhD from Georgetown in Computational Linguistics. He 30 years experience leading large organizations in R&D and application of Machine Learning, AI, Natural Language & Speech Processing, and related fields. He has numerous publications and extensive experience teaching these topics at the graduate level. He's currently teaching a course on AI & Climate Change in Georgetown's Master of Science in Data Science and Analytics program
Sessions
This talk will survey how AI is currently used to address climate change, and describe possible future use cases. This high-level overview will touch on various aspects of climate change (e.g. energy, transportation, land use), of AI (e.g. image processing, reinforcement learning, LLMs), and of their intersection. The talk will conclude with resources for learning more about this area, and suggestions for contributing to current and future efforts.