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If they wanted an ill-informed auto-correct of an answer I suppose they could.

*Not accurate, but confident.

"We choose not to collect the information, therefore we have no idea"...

Ah yes the Guardian, famously partnered with OpenAI... We'll never know who is driving this boom...

England would have to worry less about water supply, if it wasn't all owned and managed by public companies, whose priority is making a profit for it's shareholders. Repairs and suchlike affect the bottom line and dividends. Water should belong to the people whose lives depend on it. Not profiteers.

yet another regulatory failure.....beggars belief

Heading towards the stupidest self-inflicted dystopia.

Need to legislate to enforce reporting by data centres.

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But I thought AI could solve all our problems 🤔

Literally no one wants this crap except the politicians in the pocket of Silicon Valley.

FFS

Well, that seems like an extremely good reason to just get rid of it. That and it's theft.

The new dotcom bubble: AI. Except this one destroys truth and the environment, among many other things I’m sure we haven’t thought of yet.

The difference is that we cannot live without water.

Weird it seems like it would be possible to constrain the amount of water used by bad lying machines instead of people. Like some sort of a valve.

Life on Earth or AI. Choose one.

the fight to fully eradicate all modern AI is at the intersection of everyone's basic rights. from the invasive and totalitarian surveillance, to the theft of both labor & private data, to the destruction of human knowledge, to the militarized use of it, to the environmental and public health harm.

Have they tried asking ChatGPT for a prediction?? /sarcasm

And there we all were, thinking AI could accurately predict such a thing..

Wreck the environment for Chat Bots who are increasingly wrong. And no one in govt is doing anything about it. Basket case country.

If only there was a mechanism to inform people where they are planning to build them.

things are real bad if the soggiest country in the world is worried about losing all its water to a chatbot that can’t reliably or accurately do anything

shit government run by gobshites.

I’m sure people won’t mind having to pay more for water & power in the future to make up for the mass of resources it takes to run AI servers…

why don't they put these data centres in some of our declining seaside towns? surely would provide local jobs and can use sea water to cool down the equipment?