An AI language model has found that less than one-fifth of FTSE 100 firms are on track to meet their green commitments, placing "investors owning them in sustainable funds at risk of greenwashing". Permutable AI's large language model (LLM) was used to analyse public announcements, targets set and sentiment in order to identify which companies were on track to meet their net zero targets and which were at risk of greenwashing. As global sentiment concerning AI becomes increasingly concerned, CEO and founder Wilson Chan is confident the group's analysis provides a case for AI being "a ...
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15 February 2024
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