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Poll shows Americans are increasingly alarmed by AI's ecological footprint

5 pointsby 53m agoaljazeera.com
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51m agoHN ↗

there are numerous examples of things that are worse, one is golf, more water and chemicals sprayed directly into the ecosystem

where's the outrage? there is lower hanging fruit with more return on effort

38m agoHN ↗

There actually have been a lot of consternation regarding golf, but at least people are out exercising and having fun and stuff. It's not all bad. Personally I think the main issue with respect to water is the usage and usage at lower or even at market rates when perhaps they should be charging more. But if you do that, prices go up, less accessibility of the sport and then you get in trouble for being only a rich person sport. Nobody really can win there.

But I think a better question is, why aren't the Chinese increasingly alarmed by AI data centers and their impact on the environment? Or are they?

7m agoHN ↗

The Chinese are rebuilding their electric grid to be all renewable. It will take a couple more decades, but they are literally printing energy like we print processors.

Some other initiatives that incline me to believe the CCP has an amount of care and concern for their people are the trash incinerator build out and the health care ambitions. Generally speaking though, on average, the non-West countries seem far more optimistic about the future with Ai than we do.

37m agoHN ↗

where's the outrage?

Golf CEOs aren’t autistic and adderall riddled enough to run their mouths so publicly and stupidly like tech CEOs.