CoreV SDGs guidelines and AI
CoreV SDGS
small everyday choices we make in our lives hold great power to influence the future of the entire planet. There is no doubt about this. Based on the CoreV SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), we want to be part of a platform that shares how the choices we make in our own lives can create big changes.
The future of the SDGs lies within our customers.
The 17 SDGs are guidelines for solving the environmental, social, and economic problems we face every day and building a better future. Each goal incorporates sustainable lifestyles and choices, providing solutions that each individual can take action on. Every day you take is a step toward improving the future of the planet and its people. Join us as we practice living in accordance with the SDGs and build the future together.
1.Respect for the Individual
Respect for individuals is the foundation of a society where no one is left behind. We aim to create a society where everyone can enjoy equal rights and opportunities.
2.Peace and Justice
"Peace and Justice" aims to realize a peaceful and inclusive society and establish the rule of law and fair institutions.
3.Co-creating a sustainable society
"Co-creation of a sustainable society" refers to a society where people and nature, and people and the economy, co-create together in harmony.
SDGs and AI (Artificial Intelligence)
The SDGs and artificial intelligence (AI) are important themes that have the potential to be deeply intertwined in society going forward.
AI, with its advanced analytical and predictive capabilities, is beginning to play a major role in achieving various SDG goals. In the environmental field, AI is being used to predict climate change and natural disasters, optimize renewable energy deployment, and analyze satellite images to prevent illegal logging and poaching.
In agriculture, AI is contributing to the promotion of sustainable agriculture by suggesting optimal cultivation and harvest times based on pest and disease data and weather data, thereby reducing the waste of pesticides and fertilizers.
In healthcare and welfare, AI is beginning to demonstrate its potential in diagnostic assistance for early disease detection, streamlining remote treatment, and improving access to medical care in developing countries.
However, new challenges have also been identified, such as the power consumption and data gaps required for the development and utilization of AI itself
, as well as ethical and privacy concerns. Going forward, under the motto of "AI for SDGs," efforts to solve environmental and social problems and realize a society in which no one is left behind will expand even further, while balancing the benefits and risks of technology.
