How to build a bioeconomy that is responsible, inclusive and resilient
Discover why building a secure and equitable bioeconomy requires a shared commitment across regions, sectors and disciplines and responsible use of AI.
The bioeconomy refers to the production and use of renewable biological resources to create food, materials, and energy. It plays a crucial role in promoting sustainability and addressing global challenges such as climate change and resource scarcity.
How does AI impact the bioeconomy?
AI can enhance efficiency and innovation in the bioeconomy by optimizing resource use and improving decision-making processes. However, responsible use is essential to ensure ethical practices, protect biodiversity, and promote equitable access to benefits across different regions and sectors.
What is needed for a secure bioeconomy?
Building a secure bioeconomy requires a collaborative effort across regions, sectors, and disciplines. This includes fostering partnerships, sharing knowledge, and committing to responsible AI practices that prioritize sustainability and equity.
How to build a bioeconomy that is responsible, inclusive and resilient
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