Abstract

Introduction: This paper seeks to examine the relationship between economic growth, global warming, and innovation in business with a specific reference to artificial intelligence in sustainable development. The growth of the global warming problems and its adverse effect on the stability of the economy calls for the incorporation of proper technologies that support both development and conservation. By leveraging its capacity of streamlining organizational processes and analyzing the condition of the external environment, AI is revealed as the crucial driver for companies. The possibilities of AI for transforming industries for sustainable development that lead to improved economics but are not associated with the deterioration in the environment.

Methodology: The study thus uses a case-based analysis to examine the use of AI-based innovations in the renewable energy sector in China from 2015-2024 as a means of reversing climate change while promoting economic development. Information was gathered from industry sources, AI-aided environmental control systems, and governmental measures encouraging adoption of green technology. The evaluation involves assessing AI's potential to improve energy efficiency, optimize resource utilization, and reduce carbon emissions. Secondary data collected from these sources were quantitatively evaluated in order to establish the effects of incorporating AI on the efficiencies of the economic and environmental benefits of renewable energy.

Conclusion:

The study is able to identify that AI holds the potential of enabling a linking of economic development with proper environmental concern. China’s renewable energy sector or case study proves the positive impact of AI in minimizing carbon emissions in business processes that at the same time help in boosting innovation and efficiency. This shows the possibility of AI in other sectors and other regions to bring sustainable economic growth. AI integration policies that encourage its adoption, and equal efforts from governments, businesses, and environmentalists.