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Kai Nakamura

Kai Nakamura specializes in the confluence of science, technology, and environmental sustainability. His articles provide deep insights into green technologies and their role in creating resilient, future-proof job sectors.

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AI Energy•December 19, 2025•3 min read

AI's Environmental Cost Equals New York City's Emissions

New research reveals the AI industry's 2025 carbon footprint could equal New York City's, while its water usage already exceeds global bottled water demand.

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Science AI•November 23, 2025•3 min read

Scientists Use AI to Decode Sperm Whale Language

A team of scientists is using advanced artificial intelligence to decode the complex clicks of sperm whales, discovering an alphabet-like structure in their calls.

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Science AI•November 16, 2025•6 min read

Google AI Beats Human Forecasters in Hurricane Prediction

A new Google AI model is outperforming traditional methods and human experts in hurricane forecasting, providing critical early warnings for severe storms like Hurricane Melissa.

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Science•November 5, 2025•5 min read

New Study Reveals Nations Most at Risk from Climate Change

New research confirms global climate targets have been missed, identifying the specific nations most vulnerable to extreme heat, wildfires, and disease.

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AI Energy•November 2, 2025•7 min read

New AI Design Mimics Human Brain to Boost Efficiency

Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed a new AI model that mimics the human brain's wiring to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption.

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Workforce•October 30, 2025•6 min read

Report Identifies High-Growth Jobs Safe from AI

A new analysis of labor data reveals fast-growing, entry-level jobs that are secure from AI, offering salaries over $50,000 without a four-year degree.

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