Showcasing the knowledge and contributions of CAT community members.
If you watch the news, you’ve probably seen the growing controversy around data centres, with local communities pushing back against new developments and governments in… Read More »Responsible AI Series – Real-time Carbon Intelligence
Thorsten Jonas, founder of the Sustainable UX network talked about what digital designers should consider when it comes to using AI.
In the most recent session from the Responsible AI Programme (presented by ustwo and CAT), Evan Hahn, a self-proclaimed “fan, not expert”, presented what he… Read More »Responsible AI Series: What I know About Local Language Models
Written by: Paolo Rizzi As part of CAT’s Responsible AI programme in collaboration with ustwo, we welcomedProfessor Chris Preist for a session exploring the environmental… Read More »Responsible AI Series: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once: The Hidden Cost of AI
On May 28th, ClimateAction.tech partnered with UsTwo and RevAIsor to run a small workshop on values-driven risk assessment for AI development. The following summary was… Read More »Responsible AI Series: Why Values-Driven Risk Assessment Matters in AI Development
The third edition of ClimateAction.tech’s annual Zurich hackathon took place on Friday May 8th, this year as an official partner event of the first ever… Read More »Green Tech Hackathon – Round 3!
Our Responsible AI Programme’s full 2026 calendar has been released! Responsible AI is being run by CAT, with the generous sponsorship of ustwo. Across a… Read More »Join us for our Responsible AI Series
This year CAT tried something a little different for Earth Day. Instead of a CAT-hosted event, we asked CATs from across the globe to tell… Read More »Earth Day and CAT
After our yearly celebration event, our Year in Review presentation and recording are now public! 🎉 Why CAT remains important Climate action at work and… Read More »2025 – Year in Review
The Zürich Hackathon was packed with energy, good vibes, and amazing ideas. We had more participants than last year and saw great traction on all challenges.