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Toward a Time-Aware Assessment Framework for the Carbon Cost of AI-Enabled Decarbonization
AI is increasingly used to support decarbonization decisions across the built environment, yet the development, training, and use of AI consume energy and induce CO2e emissions. However, existing assessments often report physical-system savings while omitting AI-side emissions. Moreover, they rarely
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