ClimateAi, a Silicon Valley startup, is utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to assess crop vulnerability to warming temperatures in central India. By analyzing climate, water, and soil data, the platform predicts the viability of landscapes for agriculture over the next two decades. In a case study in Maharashtra, India, the AI tool forecasted a 30% decrease in tomato output due to extreme heat and drought. Farmers adjusted their plans by adopting climate-resilient seed varieties. AI is increasingly employed in climate research, from optimizing renewable energy sources to modeling flood forecasts. However, the energy-intensive nature of AI raises environmental concerns. Balancing AI's benefits with its environmental impact is crucial, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices in data center operations. When it comes to AI being applied to climate change, we are just scratching the surface of the impact it could create for businesses, and at the humanity level.