<h3>There are a lot of fears about AI and killer robots, but what if AI is more safety-net than Skynet when it comes to climate change?</h3>
<p>In this episode of the Next Stage podcast, join ClimateAI co-founder and CTO Max Evans in conversation with former Bell Media weather anchor and co-host Michelle Jobin, as they discuss how AI could save humanity.</p>
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<p>Drawing from personal experience growing up in Ecuador, Max shares valuable insights into how we can use AI, machine learning and data science to identify and mitigate climate risks, fostering climate resilience on a global scale.</p>
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<p>Max Evans, co-founder and CTO at ClimateAI was in conversation with former Bell Media weather anchor and co-host Michelle Jobin on planet:tech at Collision 2023.</p>
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