Show Notes
In this episode of Chatting GPT, host Maryrose Lyons speaks with Ning Na, co-founder and CEO of Greentally AI, a Y Combinator–backed startup revolutionising greenhouse gas accounting for small and medium businesses. Ning shares how his platform automates carbon emissions tracking, why SMEs can’t afford to ignore sustainability, and how AI can help reduce environmental impact, down to how you prompt your chatbot. They also unpack the upcoming EU AI Act, the hidden carbon cost of digital habits, and why having a decarbonisation plan is fast becoming a competitive advantage. A must-listen for any business owner serious about climate action.
👉 Connect with Ning on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ning-na-51999a1b/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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