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    Beamte kündigen neue KI-Datenzentren an, um zu berechnen, warum es zu einer Hitzekuppel kommt

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    1. LeftnessMonster on

      Making the problem worse to answer a question we know the answer to with a solution no one wants.

      Edit: The world is so dumb I got Beaverton’d.

    4. civicsfactor on

      Build data centres to make AI study all this energy usage, then a royal commission can take five years for a report on AI energy cost/benefit that immediately collects dust on the shelf

    5. ThatsItImOverThis on

      Thank you Beaverton, for putting a spotlight on one of the dumbest circle jerks in modern times.

    6. RM_r_us on

      It’s OK though, they’re closed loop so use less water. The trade off of generating more heat is totes worth it. /s

    8. ManSharkBear on

      „We are giving AI free rein in hopes of discovering how we can change the area above us and capture any harmful gasses.“

      „We call it SkyNet.“

    9. EP40glazer on

      Yes, Canada has no cold territory we could possibly build AI datacenters in.

    11. ai9909 on

      We all have access to a supercomputer.. and we just use it to ELI5 everything..

    12. PlatypusMaximum3348 on

      I swear the Beaverton is telling the truth more than other news.

      Satire= truth. Some how

    14. PoliteCanadian on

      80% of electricity in Canada is carbon free.

      Data centers are not a cause of climate change and anyone who thinks they are can fuck off with that unscientific nonsense. Climate change is caused by emissions producing industries like automotive transportation.

    16. 1zzie on

      Guys AI will tell us how to solve climate change! We literally have no clue right now, let it cook (us to death).

    17. ExistentialWavering on

      Well-played.

      One of my few gripes with the Beaverton is that none of their staff has even a reasonable grasp of LLMs and AI more generally, but this is a fantastic headline, to their credit.

      Last pod had one of them remark that they didn’t see the value in AI and my first thought was, “Really…?”

      If you’re treating it like a text and image generator, of course you’ll think that way.

    18. RedditMcBurger on

      Can we stop posting fake articles? I understand they’re jokes but joke misinformation can still have a similar effect to misinformation. Also beaverton is also clearly politically biased.

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