AI-Driven Sustainability in EU Nations: A Quantile Regression Analysis of AI Innovations, Human Capital, and Carbon Productivity

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AI innovations positively affect carbon productivity at lower levels, suggesting limited initial benefits.
Tertiary education enhances carbon productivity only at lower quantiles, while benefiting higher-performing contexts significantly.
The interaction between AI and data literacy is negative up to the 75th percentile, indicating inadequate digital skills for environmental efficiency.
The findings emphasize the need for customized green-digital strategies in EU economies to improve carbon productivity and support climate goals.

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Quantile regression analysis reveals non-linear effects of AI and human capital on carbon productivity in EU nations, indicating policy implications.

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Quantile regression analysis reveals non-linear effects of AI and human capital on carbon productivity in EU nations, indicating policy implications.