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Currently different AI providers use completely different ways of describing the same environmental impact concept, the calculation boundaries for carbon values differ from one another, and when there is insufficient evidence they often return a number that looks precise rather than honestly saying 'unavailable'.
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10/14/2026
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Valid until: 1/12/2027
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