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SAM ALTMAN: CHATGPT'S WATER USAGE CLAIMS ARE TOTALLY FAKE
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The video addresses a viral, controversial claim about AI water usage, providing a direct refutation from a prominent figure (Sam Altman), which appeals to a desire for factual accuracy and addresses a common concern about AI's environmental impact.
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Sam Altman debunks the claim that ChatGPT uses 17 gallons of water per query, stating it's fake and based on outdated data. He clarifies that while data centers used to use more water, current AI energy consumption is the real concern, advocating for a swift transition to nuclear, wind, and solar power.
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Share this with someone who works with AI. The viral water statistic is based on outdated data. Sam Altman says that claim is totally fake. Data centers used to use evaporative cooling. That used a lot of water. But now they don't. The 17 gallons per query number is not true. Altman calls it completely insane and disconnected from reality. The real concern is total energy consumption. The world is using a lot of power for AI. We need to move to nuclear or wind and solar quickly. He also talks about concentration of power. Altman says we need to push hard to democratize AI. No one gets to use safety as an excuse for centralization. It has to be democratized for everyone. #artificialintelligence #ai #aitools #futureofwork #generativeai Credits Speaker: Sam Altman Source: The Indian Express
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