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The next life of sustainability reporting: AI and data governance

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If sustainability reporting is suffering from data overload, speakers at the Grunin Center conference believe governance discipline and AI-enabled data management may offer a way forward.

One of the oldest criticisms of sustainability reporting is also one of the hardest to dismiss – companies collect too much data, for too many audiences, for purposes that are often unclear even to the people asking for it.

The result is not always transparency, sometimes it is fatigue. Investee companies

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