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Google is going nuclear for AI

A first-of-its-kind energy deal will see Google buy nuclear power plants to power its AI.
By Matthews Martins on 
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  1. I’m confused why invest into nuclear if fission/fusion reactors are better worth time being studied to us?

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  2. And don’t forget Microsoft is firing up a reactor at Three Mile Island.

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  3. So they connect Skynet to a nuclear power plant.

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  4. Google better have the insurance for full replacement coverage if anything goes wrong and people die or property damages. Put a value on a life that is not basically nothing as Corporations have in the past. a nuclear reactor meltdown should break google financially.

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    1. what about all the lives ruined by other energy sources, especially coal.

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  5. And so it begins, the fight for energy between AI and humans. Guess who’s gonna win? Funny how computers don’t care about nuclear radiation- almost like they’d prefer it as an easy way of eliminating all the humans.

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  6. Nuclear is cool for AI, but not power for the People only Corps?

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  7. Ugh nuclear. That is my only thought

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  8. So training your AI is an ecological crime. Destroying it is free

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  9. That's a rather stupid idea for someone who pretends working in intelligence ...

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  10. No one is asking for it

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  11. How it always starts 😂
    https://media1.tenor.co/m/D5jfuvYJX6gAAAAd/tyrminator-tyr.gif?

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  12. Between this and EV's looks like global warming just went through the ceiling!

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  13. Why not water wheels?

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  14. Make all automatic done fast thinking don’t waste time say and done simple

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  15. Watts is not a unit of energy

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    1. it's a measurement of energy transfer over time. Wouldn't it be reasonable to measure it in terms that your average Joe could understand? A kW/h is a pretty standard measurement.

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    2. but there is some real ambiguity here—that reactor is enough to power an EV for 2 million miles if it runs for what time frame? 5 minutes? A month? A year?

      To get from power to energy you have to multiply by time and there’s no indication of what the time is here

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    3. looks like it takes about 600MWh to drive an EV 2 million miles, so they probably mean it can generate that much power every hour—but this wasn’t at all clear!

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  16. You mean spyware. That’s all google garbage is.

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  17. Cyberdyne systems here comes Skynet lol

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  18. Good! This is the way.

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  19. I thought that AI would be more into clean renewable energy instead of nuclear radiation and toxic waste. 😞

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    1. shows how little you know about nuclear energy

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    2. tell me all about nuclear energy then.

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    3. how about you try to educate yourselve ? You made it to Facebook, now try Google.

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    4. why would I go to Google for their the ones who want to pollute the world with more radioactive nuclear waste?

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    5. I hold Google up to better standards for sustainability. Renewable energy that doesn't pollute. Maybe A.i. can think of something new. Windmills solar panels tidal wave generators volcanic reactors etc..

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    6. How about them Google guys and gals use Static Electricity? They can walk on carpets with their slippers and pj's and charge up them AI Robotic humanoids.

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  20. just buy a nice geiger muller counter

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  21. they'll really have to stop antagonizing for war now. everything being set up so precariously close to nuclear power plants... it's not a good time to be war-mongering WHATsoEVER

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    2. are you trying to scam this poor guy who is dumb enough to believe that the current problem in our country is because of the Republicans? Don’t pick on people that stupid. That is just unkind.

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    3. Exactly. If I am going to be scammed by a scammer, I want them to be at least an intelligent scammer. If you are trying to scam me and you can’t figure out how to send a friend request? Sorry you are not smart enough for me to waste even social media time with.

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  22. Really? They need that to power AI? Sounds like corporate-speak BS to me. I've heard that same story by other people such as those behind crypto. It was BS then, it's BS now. Corporations are working really hard to make themselves look bigger, powerful and the dominating force in our society. Enough is enough.

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  23. A Nuke plant that will only profit Google and the public thinks it is to put Bunny Ears on your face when you chat on the cellphone. If the AI is smart why does it need so much power. A human only needs a few cabbages a day and this bunch of greed barons are going nuclear. That aint right and everyone knows it and no on cares. Dystopia has arrived. I wonder if it is hurricane, tornado and earth quake proof. We will let the defense department worry about other problems like drones and missiles.

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  24. A Nuke plant that will only profit Google and the public thinks it is to put Bunny Ears on your face when you chat on the cellphone. If the AI is smart why does it need so much power. A human only needs a few cabbages a day and this bunch of greed barons are going nuclear. That aint right and everyone knows it and no on cares. Dystopia has arrived. I wonder if it is hurricane, tornado and earth quake proof. We will let the defense department worry about other problems like drones and missiles.

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  25. people start fires in grocery stores to walk out with stolen good and we cant protect the stores what makes us think we can pretect these from teror

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  26. Are you woke yet??

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  27. The apparent contradiction between the Biden-Harris administration's efforts to reduce energy consumption and AI's increasing energy demands is indeed intriguing. On one hand, the administration is pushing for a carbon pollution-free power sector by 2035 and reducing greenhouse gas emissions ¹. On the other hand, AI systems require significant amounts of energy to operate, which seems to contradict these goals.

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  28. https://media1.tenor.co/m/D5jfuvYJX6gAAAAC/tyrminator-tyr.gif?

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  29. https://www.facebook.com/NuclearEnergyInstitute

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  30. What could possibly go wrong 🥴🤖🏴‍☠️🖕🏻

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