AI’s power hunger is becoming hard to ignore
“Artificial intelligence (AI) really has become a part of our lives,” writes SAICTA CEO, Dr Jannie Zaaiman. You can’t escape its tentacles even if you tried. Even everything we Google, which was pretty much AI to start with, now comes with an AI summary, often with untrustworthy old linkbacks.
But the sheer amount of natural resources that AI uses every time someone plugs a query into anything should be a major concern.
“Artificial intelligence (AI) really has become a part of our lives,” writes SAICTA CEO, Dr Jannie Zaaiman. You can’t escape its tentacles even if you tried. Even everything we Google, which was pretty much AI to start with, now comes with an AI summary, often with untrustworthy old linkbacks.
But the sheer amount of natural resources that AI uses every time someone plugs a query into anything should be a major concern.
