Have a nice fire themed playlist I played at the last Tesla dealership protest I went to.

Seems like I'll get more use out of it.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnQUDI2beEZ9rOVZ48pC5Lw1tBa1EgdEC

Can you point out the baby? I'm pretty sure the overwhelming majority of these are "ai".

It will never be anywhere near the grotesque amounts of non-recyclable gasoline, diesel, fossil methane and collective emissions. You know these are measured in BILLIONS of TONS per YEAR, right? Being liquid and gaseous instead of solid is not a reason to dismiss them.

I was surprised to find that frustrations over the data center "explosion" are very bipartisan. Basically no one except rich tech bros are happy about it.

{Donarhea Drumpf does disgusting and terrible things for decades, including sexual assaults and rape. Then fucks the world up in the first term. Then incites an insurrection when ousted, then steals top secret documents and stores them in an unlocked room next to a fax machine. Is friends with Epstein is a kiddie fiddler and won't release the files. Kidnaps then deports and/or kills people in broad daylight. Blatant corruption. Corruption everywhere. So much corruption. Bombs a little girls school killing nearly 200 of them. All that plus loads more and also does much more heinous shit}
Most of the american population {tumbleweed and crickets}

{Fuel prices go up due to the war}
The american population: "This is affecting me directly now, how outrageous. I didn't vote for this."

{Data centres happen and energy prices go up}
The american population: "This is affecting me directly now, how outrageous. I didn't vote for this."

Do people even love AI before those things?

In an interview with Forbes last year, Flock CEO Garrett Langley described DeFlock as a “terroristic organization.” But now, as Flock faces an increasingly vitriolic public backlash, Langley says he regrets that label.

Pretty close to reality actually

My company does exactly these and more.

Top-of-the line ultra-quiet low sulfur generators used only for utility outages.

Closed-loop water cooling means the toilets use more water in a day than the cooling does in a year.

Paying for the construction of the local infrastructure needed for twice our usage of electricity. We leave things better after we build.

We do these every day. No one notices because bad news leads. There are certainly bad actors. And no one cares to think any further than that. Subtlety and nuance in understanding technology is dead.

Ok but all that stuff is expensive. Why don't we use up all the resources that are priced at human wage levels since we have infinite investor money to work with?

They'll get protested anyway since those aren't the real motive behind the protests to begin with.