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Is A.I. waiting to take over ?

I do not know if that is sarcasm or not. I tend to not see sarcasm there.

Time travel was the farthest fetched part of that movie by far and that is proven 'possible' -- not doable.
 
notsmokeymcpot42088 said:
Eh I think I layed out some solid points but I will take the proverbial L on this one and quit debating as I am not the right person to do it and am looking at things from a picture logic perspective without great knowledge in the field --- Doesn't necessarily mean I am wrong but sure ya won this one.

'treatment' for water is ehh --- there are things they can't get out -- not sure if A.I contributes to this or not to be honest
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Your respect points went through the roof in my book. 🫡 Seriously, I appreciate and admire that. And look, truly, there is no real L here, because now we're having a discussion more than a debate. So it's win-win. We both learned new stuff, new data was presented and we adjusted our positions accordingly. It certainly prompted me to do more research on exactly how these data centers affect local environments and communities. I appreciate the nudge and your passion in caring about your fellow humans and being suspicious of tech bro billionaire ambitions.

Allylbenzene said:
I wonder where the Chinese gov locates its substantial data centres to support its social credit score/surveillance-esque system.
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Good question. China just started locating many of its new data center clusters in its western side where it has a considerably more robust electrical infrastructure. Geographically though it's more arid in the west, so this has prompted scrutiny of water-cooling and alternatives. They've seen a similar pattern in local water supply strains that are only increasing presently. In December of last year, China passed a law requiring these data centers to produce figures on their water consumption, and since those figures have started coming in, regulation is expected to follow while researchers at these facilities are exploring solutions.

So, China already recognizes this problem and is responding with water-efficiency standards, liquid cooling, reclaimed-water requirements and geographic planning. However, its push to move computing into the dry climates out west sort of creates a new water-management problem of its own. It will be interesting to see how cooling systems technologies will be advanced now and the potential implications it could have vis-à-vis quantum computing and the intense cooling requirements it currently demands… Now is maybe a good time to invest in this niche tech sector of processor chip cooling.
 
I have reverted to Duckduckgo No AI when I search now. AI can't get lyrics to songs 100% with some silly mistakes. It is already being misused, should not be tied to every search engine if we didn't ask. I am sure we will solidify some better rules regarding AI and Bluelight. This is a start, members reporting posts that may have inaccurate AI dribble. I searched some local trails on Google and Duckduckgo No AI and Google gave me inaccurate data on those trails and Duckduckgo gave me all kinds of trail websites that had better info.

I believe in AI, but I only believe in it as far as human decency goes. In the Original Star Trek you can see how AI was used intelligently. Even then a rouge computer would take over the ship and they had to logic with it. You have to care about people to use it wisely. Like Carl Sagan said, empathy and compassion rise with intelligence. So I guess when we see that we will know we have gotten more intelligent and may be able to be mature about it.
 
If you type in "why does my wife keep yelling at me " the answers AI give are generally because they feel frustrated or misunderstood but if you change to "why does my husband keep yelling at me" it has a somewhat darker response ,controlling ,violent behaviour
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