Artificial intelligence is increasingly being applied to climate research and agricultural innovation, though experts warn that technological advances may not equitably reach smallholder farmers and developing regions most vulnerable to climate impacts. Universities and research institutions are expanding capacity in AI and climate-related fields by hiring specialized faculty in digital regulation, public policy and global governance to address the scientific and policy challenges emerging from AI's rapid deployment in environmental sectors worldwide.
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