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Government opens call for input on AI in clean energy
Minister for Local Energy and Jobs Martin McCluskey announced an AI for clean energy vision call for input, publication of an independent review recommending a move to a probabilistic grid, and an interim AI adoption plan addressing data access, governance and workforce barriers.
Our readThe probabilistic grid recommendation is the substantive part here, a shift in how network capacity gets planned rather than just an AI adoption gesture.
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