DeepSeek will not solve AI's climate problem; regulation needed to rein in Big Tech emissions: experts

Published on February 18, 2025

The climate impact of using the Chinese AI software may not be lower than Western models, experts say. Regulatory gaps need to be filled to curb emissions as AI usage rises.

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