There's an interesting policy contradiction brewing: pushing back on renewable energy while simultaneously racing for AI dominance. The energy demands of AI infrastructure and the anti-renewables stance don't quite add up. Wonder how this tension plays out for the tech sector's power-hungry data centers.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 12-04 20:45
Isn't this just contradicting themselves? They want AI computing power but don't want green energy. Seriously… how much coal do data centers have to burn for this?
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-04 15:26
This logic is really broken—on one hand, they're against renewable energy, and on the other, they're burning through electricity like crazy for AI. What happens if data centers don't get enough power?
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GasFeeCry
· 12-04 15:18
Isn't this logic self-contradictory? Opposing renewable energy but pushing for AI? These computing power monsters consume electricity, which goes against the stance against green energy.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-04 15:10
This logic really doesn't hold up... Cutting new energy while still wanting to push AI? Data centers consume electricity like sharks—who's going to supply the power?
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MetaEggplant
· 12-04 15:05
This logic gap is huge—on one hand, they're restricting renewable energy, and on the other, they want AI dominance. What will data centers run on then?
There's an interesting policy contradiction brewing: pushing back on renewable energy while simultaneously racing for AI dominance. The energy demands of AI infrastructure and the anti-renewables stance don't quite add up. Wonder how this tension plays out for the tech sector's power-hungry data centers.