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Artificial intelligence is helping secure water for the future
December 18, 2019
Global demand for water is rapidly growing – but it is becoming increasingly scarce. Almost a third of the world's population is estimated to be living in water-scarce areas, according to the World Data Lab. With an increase in shortages driven by climate change and a growing global population, better management of this resource is crucial.
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