What is it about?

This perspective paper explores how combining blockchain technology and large language models (LLMs) can enhance the transparency, reliability, and accessibility of climate science data. Blockchain ensures data integrity and enables secure data sharing, while LLMs analyze complex datasets to provide actionable insights. Together, they can improve climate modeling, facilitate evidence-based policymaking, and foster public trust in climate action initiatives.

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This article presents a novel, synergistic approach to addressing the critical global challenge of climate change by leveraging cutting-edge technologies. The integration of blockchain and LLMs offers a timely solution to the issues of data manipulation and politicization that have hindered effective climate action. By enhancing transparency, security, and accessibility of climate data, this approach can rebuild public trust, democratize participation, and accelerate the pace of climate change mitigation efforts.

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I believe that the integration of blockchain technology and LLMs holds immense potential for transforming our approach to climate change mitigation. By ensuring data integrity and enabling secure data sharing, we can foster greater collaboration and trust among stakeholders. The advanced analytical capabilities of LLMs can help us uncover deeper insights and develop more effective climate action strategies. However, we must also address the challenges of scalability, energy consumption, and the need for high-quality data to fully realize the benefits of this synergistic approach. With continued research and innovation, I am confident that this technological convergence will play a pivotal role in our global response to climate change.

Thomas F Heston MD
University of Washington

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This page is a summary of: A blockchain AI solution to climate change, International Journal of Science and Research Archive, March 2024, GSC Online Press,
DOI: 10.30574/ijsra.2024.11.2.0471.
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