AI and environmental health: a platform ecosystem perspective

Anitha Chinnaswamy, Nigel Walton

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Abstract

Multiple sources of air pollution illustrate the vast and pervasive nature of the problem at hand which emanates from both personal and domestic activities that span an entire socio-technical system. Air pollution cannot be confined to a single geographic area, industry, market or technology. Due to the complexity of the problem, traditional linear supply chain approaches to the management of organisations and pollutants that are based on inputs, processes and outputs are no longer effective. These one-sided businesses lack data porosity and the ability to share information internally and externally due to the existence of functional and unitary silos and latent and fragmented feedback mechanisms. It is therefore essential to view the problem of AI and environmental health using a multi-level socio-technical system perspective by applying network approaches made possible by the emergence of modern-day platform ecosystems
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationArtificial Intelligence and Environmental Sustainability
Subtitle of host publicationAlgorithms for Intelligent Systems
EditorsHui Lin Ong, Ruey-an Doong, Raouf Naguib, Chee Reng Lim, Atulya Naguib
PublisherSpringer
Pages1-22
Number of pages22
Edition1st
ISBN (Electronic)9789811914348
ISBN (Print)9789811914331
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 29 Apr 2022

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