Veni Kunche @veni.dev 路 Oct 15

It's more complicated than that. It's not specifically about how much water is used per prompt I recommend this article: www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202... They found that companies are building data centers for AI specifically in areas with water shortages

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Hints, Allegations & Things Left Unwritten | Free Palestine 馃崏 路 Oct 15

Still. The original post was pretty damning. Even in the water stressed areas, it sounds like opening a data center might have the same impact as.. building or new mall or opening a small industrial unit. Something that we wouldn't give a second thought to.

Andy Masley 路 Oct 15

The Bloomberg article was pretty misleading. I have a breakdown of it here. We have a lot of industries that use water in high water stress areas. Data centers haven't harmed local water access anywhere they've been built andymasley.substack.com/i/175834975/...

Veni Kunche 路 Oct 15

I don't blame individuals who use AI. I blame the tech companies who are doing this and our politicians who are not stopping them This is why the push back on AI regulations is so intense