Analysis reveals artificial intelligence reduces load capacity factor, indicating economic growth mediates environmental effects.
This study investigated the impact of artificial intelligence on the load capacity factor. Based on data collected from G20 countries from 1998 to 2017, the basic results indicated that artificial intelligence reduced the load capacity factor. The impact of artificial intelligence was also less noticeable in nations with higher load capacity factors, as shown by the quantile regression studies. The robust tests confirmed the negative influence. Moreover, intellectual property rights lessened the effect of artificial intelligence on the environment. Economic growth played a mediating role in the nexus between artificial intelligence and the environment. The influence of artificial intelligence on the environment increased when the share of urbanization rose above the threshold of 84.1%. Several policy implications were then proposed by the study in light of these findings.
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