Al Gore Pivots From Data Center Emissions, Flags AI Industry's Own Safety Warnings

As environmental groups pressure tech companies over AI infrastructure power consumption, Gore's shift in focus signals that established climate advocates may be prioritizing existential AI risks over energy concerns — a realignment that could reshape corporate climate strategy.
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