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Create AI-based measures (Beta version)

In the ‘Measures’ tab within a Product Carbon Footprint, you can automatically generate suggestions for measures using artificial intelligence (AI). 

Data protection & consent:
We work with the service provider OpenAI to generate AI-based recommendations for action. We require your express consent to transfer relevant customer data to OpenAI. No data will be transferred without your consent. However, in this case, no AI-based recommendations for action can be generated. 

Here's how you can generate suggested measures:

  1. Enter relevant PCF data. To create measures using AI, the product description and at least one activity, including consumption value, are required. The checkboxes show you which data has already been stored.  

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  2. Once the data has been stored, the ‘Suggest measures’ button appears in colour and can be clicked.

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  3. A pop-up window will open with information about data processing by OpenAI and the necessary consent.

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  4. Tick the checkbox and click on ‘Save’.

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  5. After a short wait, the proposed measures will be available to you in the Climate Hub.

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Structure of the proposed measures:
For a better overview, the proposed measures are divided into two categories:

  • Proposed measures in terms of content:
    Specific recommendations for reducing emissions, broken down into phases and sub-phases of the Climate Hub.
  • Proposed measures in terms of methodology:
    Recommendations for data collection and correct data entry in the Climate Hub.

You can easily switch between the individual measures using the navigation bar on the right-hand side.

Note on the current version:
Please note that this is currently a beta version that is undergoing continuous development. The generated content is not guaranteed to be correct or complete.