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Google Ties up With Nuclear Power Firms to Fuel AI Data Centres

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Published OCT 15 2024

Google Ties up With Nuclear Power Firms to Fuel AI Data Centres

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ScienceAlert

The Google-Kairos deal reveals a troubling trajectory in the tech industry's pursuit of AI dominance. It signifies an alarming willingness to embrace potentially hazardous energy sources to fuel the insatiable appetite of AI systems. Tech giants are turning to nuclear power despite its inherent risks and controversial history. Google's decision could set a dangerous precedent, prioritizing technological advancement over long-term environmental and safety considerations.

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Metaculus Prediction

There is a 40% chance data centres will consume more than 10% of global electricity usage for the year 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.