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By: Pham Phan Long
Public attention has become focused on the potential threats to humanity from artificial intelligence, from misuse and loss of control to risks to security and human rights. Far less attention has been paid to AI’s growing physical footprint in the form of the massive amounts of electricity, water, land and minerals needed for AI infra…
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