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If You Care About the Climate, Should You Be Anti-AI?

Environmentally conscious critics of artificial intelligence worry about the massive amounts of energy and fresh water its data centers require. Alessio Terzi writes that in the long term, and with the help of government regulation, the benefits of AI-accelerated innovation will outweigh the short-term environmental costs we now observe.

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Barak Orbach and Eli Orbach

Michael C. Jensen Tribute

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