NADIKI

AI Meets Sustainability: an initiative for transparent resource consumption

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Duration

June 1, 2023 – May 31, 2025

Funding

884,394.00 €

Setting a new standard for sustainable AI

Within the NADIKI Project, we are bringing the Environmental Impact Indicators from the Life Cycle Assessment Methodology into Kubernetes. This enables Workloads, such as AI Training Workflows & Inference, to determine their operational impact and allow granular reporting. Using this data, we evaluate if an environmental product declaration for an AI model is possible.

75M €

Projected annual savings from optimized usage

75M €

Projected annual savings from optimized usage

75M €

Projected annual savings from optimized usage

30%

Reduction in overall environmental impact

30%

Reduction in overall environmental impact

30%

Reduction in overall environmental impact

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Press Release

Jun 11, 2024

Funding granted for the AI "NADIKI" pilot project

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on the funding agency website (ZUG)

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on the funding agency website (ZUG)

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on the funding agency website (ZUG)

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on University of Stuttgart - IAAS Website

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on University of Stuttgart - IAAS Website

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

External Project Page

Jun 11, 2024

NADIKI Project Profile on University of Stuttgart - IAAS Website

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart want to use artificial intelligence (AI) to provide transparent key figures on resource consumption.

Meet our partners

At the heart of the NADIKI project is a robust network of partners dedicated to advancing sustainable AI practices

Dinesh Vemula

University of Stuttgart - IAAS

Marco Aiello

University of Stuttgart - IAAS

Robin Pesl

University of Stuttgart - IAAS

Peter Radgen

University of Stuttgart - IER

Benjamin Ott

University of Stuttgart - IER

Nicola Shuckert

University of Stuttgart - IER

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AI Workshop: Code for Sustainability

Dive deep into the world of sustainable AI with hands-on sessions led by NADIKI experts.

October 21, 2024

7:00 PM CEST

University of Stuttgart

AI Workshop: Code for Sustainability

Dive deep into the world of sustainable AI with hands-on sessions led by NADIKI experts.

October 21, 2024

7:00 PM CEST

University of Stuttgart

AI Workshop: Code for Sustainability

Dive deep into the world of sustainable AI with hands-on sessions led by NADIKI experts.

October 21, 2024

7:00 PM CEST

University of Stuttgart

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