Recently, there’s been a discussion about the potential for future data centers to integrate built-in mini nuclear reactors to meet their high energy demands, as AI technologies become increasingly power-hungry. This concept, which could use technologies similar to those powering nuclear submarines, comes amid concerns over the environmental impact of AI, with data centers requiring significantly more power than conventional ones. The idea is to move away from fossil fuels, but it raises issues regarding safety, nuclear waste, and the challenge of passing regulatory scrutiny.
- Computer scientists express concerns over the uncontrollability and safety of AI.
- European Parliament moves towards the world’s first AI legislation with a provisional agreement.
- AI copyright infringement lawsuit involving comedian Sarah Silverman against OpenAI partially dismissed in court.
- Future data centers might adopt built-in mini nuclear reactors to supply the substantial energy required for AI operations.
- AI data centers need significantly more energy than traditional ones, prompting a search for sustainable and consistent power sources.
- There’s a societal shift as some women in China express a preference for AI chatbot boyfriends over human partners, indicating a change in interpersonal relationships.
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