The tech sector is cooking us into extinction.

>>105781363 (OP)
Cooking? Then lit the grease on fire

I wouldn't worry about it, there'll be 15 billion humans by the time AGI arrives

>>105781393
>I wouldn't worry about it, there'll be 15 billion humans by the time AGI arrives
He's talking about carbon emissions. The human race will learn to make fire again before it discovers AGI.

>>105781393
>>105781407
Agi will never get invented

why are you inside generating images of anime girls inside your home when you could be going outside and burning fuel/jet fuel and actually contributing to society
what the fuck is wrong with you

>>105781429
what do I care, I don't have a stake in the future unless you count humanity as a whole, and who the fuck still has faith in that

>>105781363 (OP)
Are they still pushing the man made global warning propaganda even though solar activity is through the roof to the point where musk satellites are getting grilled and hit by solar winds on a regular ?

People are fucking retarded and CERN is a fucking propaganda-machine selling fairytales.

>>105781445
Wait until you hear about the true shape of the earth.

>>105781445
journalists are among the most terrified of AI because their meaningless jobs are imminently replaceable by it, so they're hoping to attach AI to climate alarmism in hopes to stall it further

>>105781558
climate alarmism predates AI slop by at least 40 years
AI will do nothing to journalism

>>105781363 (OP)
>At Google, our goal is to achieve net-zero emissions across all of our operations and value chain by 2030.

>>105782042
Looks like another statement that needs to be scrubbed.

>>105781363 (OP)
but i thought they were green

>>105782042
>In its latest sustainability report, Google said its carbon emissions had increased 51% between 2019 and 2024.
>New research aims to debunk even that enormous figure and provide context to Google’s sustainability reports, painting a bleaker picture. A report authored by non-profit advocacy group Kairos Fellowship found that, between 2019 and 2024, Google’s carbon emissions actually went up by 65%. What’s more, between 2010, the first year there is publicly available data on Google’s emissions, and 2024, Google’s total greenhouse gas emissions increased 1,515%, Kairos found. The largest year-over-year jump in that window was also the most recent, 2023 to 2024, when Google saw a 26% increase in emissions just between 2023 and 2024, according to the report.
>The energy the tech giant has needed to purchase to power its data centers alone increased 820% since 2010, according to Kairos’s research, a figure that is expected to expand in the future as Google rolls out more AI products. Between 2019 and 2024, emissions that came primarily from the purchase of electricity to power data centers jumped 121%, the report’s authors said.
>“In absolute terms, the increase was 6.8 TWh, or the equivalent of Google adding the entire state of Alaska’s energy use in one year to their previous use,” said Sugerman.
>Based on Google’s current trajectory, the Kairos report’s authors say the company is unlikely to meet its own 2030 deadline without a significant push from the public. There are three categories of greenhouse gas emissions – called Scopes 1, 2 and 3 – and Google has only meaningfully decreased its Scope 1 emissions since 2019, according to the Kairos report. Scope 1 emissions, which include emissions just from Google’s own facilities and vehicles, account for only 0.31% of the company’s total emissions.

>>105782055
It's be quietly ditched within a year, just like the "don't be evil".

>>105781363 (OP)
>now instead of heating the planet by 0.00000001% they'll heat it by 0.000000015%
oh no, literally extinction level event

>>105781363 (OP)
why aren't datacenter FORCED to use solar energy (panels + batteries, installed on their own land)?

>>105781363 (OP)
Should just switch to propane for a cleaner burn son, I'll tell ya hwat. Also, covid year? C'mon don't make this embarassing for the both of us.

>>105781363 (OP)
Use simpler models by default. Add rate limiting for the most complex, energy-consuming models.

>>105782198
Because then datacenters wouldn't exist

>>105781363 (OP)
Google is using LLMs to generate summaries for almost every search query you make by default, even if you don't want it, and they give you no way to disable it. That can't be the most energy-efficient move.

>>105781363 (OP)
massive corporations generating gorillions of tons of carbon so they can run their overly complicated (and retarded) chatbot to generate more goyslop

my brain took like 0.05 watt of energy to type this, why can't AI do this

>>105782929
I'm not saying they would have to be forced to produce 100% of the energy they use, but, say, at least 10% or something would be good enough.

>>105781363 (OP)
Why to tech tranvestites and transvestite venture capitals THINK every app needs AI?

>>105781445
>>105781558
>>105781742
Journos blamed China last year for causing record heatwaves in the Pacific. All because China didn't emit enough pollutants to blot out the sun.

>>105781363 (OP)
It's not just increased carbon emissions, apparently AI datacenters also have an impact on electricity distribution, making it more unstable and increasing the risk of blackouts. Just so it can hallucinate garbage, fill the Internet with slop and make people even dumber.

>>105781445
how are hundreds of GPU / ASIC warehouses requiring gigawatts of power not pumping up the global temperatures just a bit?

>>105781363 (OP)
Based, accelerate.

Interglacials are based.
Anyone who disagrees is a useful idiot.
>Oh no all this extra carbon is bioavailable instead of sequestered in the ground oh no how terrible
Every interglacial is a bonanza for terrestrial flora and fauna. It's peak Planet Earth.

>>105783467
thats not the purpose of AI. jews view it as a great golem that will finally kill their enemies all at once. despite the fact that, yknow, they literally write childrens stories about how it will actually turn on them since before ROBOTS EXISTED. if we want to believe the cave dwelling super kike power fantasy conspiracy theory where this is all cyclical every turn of the magneto sphere, then last magnet epoc their ancestors literally warned them this is a bad idea and they where too stupid to listen.

>may I see this planet heating?
>...no
literally just a chinese hoax to get the united states to undermine its own future

>>105785039
Unironically true and big but you’ll still be the one blamed for driving a ford focus and eating some steak

>>105781363 (OP)
all to create images of black women when you specifically ask it not to

>>105781363 (OP)
>import india
>become india
Who could have seen that coming?

>>105781363 (OP)
Companies don't have to pretend to care about global warming any more now that the Woke Era is over. People like Greta Thunberg are back to being fringe lunatics who nobody listens to. We won, bros! MIGA!

>>105781363 (OP)

>>105785140
“Carbon footprint” and bullshit like that is a the biggest psyop in climate change politics to push the burden onto the average person instead of the handful of companies and nations that are actually destroying the planet.

>>105781443
>what do I care
Individualists like you always lose. Been like that thorough human history.
None of the things you do and enjoy in your life was provided by individualists.

>>105781445
Yeah! Because man made global warming hasn't been proven by countless independent studies from dozens of different countries.
But I'm sure they're all controlled by le big raptor jesus globohomo thingie

>>105782198
The SC datacenter (2nd largest) is all hydro power.
There also isn't enough land for solar, wouldn't make a dent in usage and you've now made the place even more complicated to power, since the infrastructure is designed for 2 separate but equally capable power feeds.

>AI and jeets combo
we're living the biggest bomb yet
I'm charging extra when you morons are done

>>105783375
They got scammed by jews like Altman and poured an assload of money into AI and now want it back+tip so please think of the poor investors and shareholders and buy the AI powered toilet paper

>>105790223
If we don't the economy won't rise tomorrow

>>105781363 (OP)
Electricity should be as free and available as water.

>>105783534
Anon, think of it like this. Imagine you're a tiny ant inside of your house and you light a tiny, tiny fire. Did you raise the ambient temperature? I don't think you even understand how large the planet is.

>>105790126
>The SC datacenter (2nd largest) is all hydro power.
yeah, and that sucks, because that source of energy could be use to stabilize the network instead.

>There also isn't enough land for solar
tell me how I know you know nothing about the energy industry and solar energy without telling me that.

>you've now made the place even more complicated to power
a bit more complicated and expensive, yes. solutions for this already exist, though.

>>105790706
>tell me how I know you know nothing about the energy industry and solar energy without telling me that.
The anon I was replying to suggested doing it on the DCs own land

>>105790863
maybe "their own land" could be the roof, parking lots and unused land of the datacenter itself

>>105790863
>>105790978
oh, and also: the land doesn't need to be located near the DC itself. it could be elsewhere and they'd have to pay for the transport.

>>105790706
>>105790990
Solar is extremely redundant when the water cycle is already powered by solar energy.
Where do you think the energy ultimately comes from to fill the lakes?

They built dams in SC that naturally flooded and created lake Murray and Moultrie. They are filled from rivers which are driven by rainfall and by extension solar.
Afaik the lakes are in good shape and outflow isn't a concern.

>>105783467
technology is amazing isn't it

>>105791557
>Solar is extremely redundant when the water cycle is already powered by solar energy.
hahahahaha, what the fuck is this retarded logic lmao

>>105791781
How is the logic wrong?

>>105781393
>there'll be 15 billion humans
what

>>105790076
>proven by countless independent studies from dozens of different countries
Schizo global warming believer
Nothing ever happens :)

>>105792145
Everything is fine
It's just a bad dream
Call for mommy and everything will be normal again

>>105791900
I don't think I can even follow the logic desu. How do solar panels effect the water cycle? How does not using solar panels allow us to get energy via the water cycle?
Are you claiming we can't have dams AND a solar panel field? I just don't get what you're trying to say.

>>105792145
Then disprove it. All it takes is one well done study to shatter all the others. That is if you can prove it's not human activity leading to increased temperatures, and more turbulent weather on average.

>>105792480
You're arguing with an actual, unironic schizo. Disorganized thinking is a hallmark symptom.

>>105792480
I'm not saying you can't have both, but its more that its not necessary.
You don't need actual solar panels near that area in SC because the man made lakes provide in excess already and is completely renewable. The energy used to evaporate water that falls as rain to fill the rivers and lakes ultimately comes from the sun.

Sure if panels where almost free then fuck the lakes and fuck Dominion Energy but its not really worth it.

>>105792675
Where do you think the energy the solar panels collect ultimately ends up?

>>105792708
What your not getting is that the price of panels isn't low enough to justify using them when there is a completely renewable and cheap source of energy already.

What's the confusion here?

>>105792733
I'm not him but i am also confused by your point
I live in Canada and we have lots of hydro and nuclear power
Solar is retarded i agree but I don't understand what you're getting at
Sorry

>>105791557
>They built dams in SC
SC = Southern California?

>>105792750
I guess the confusion stems from the idea that the lakes are filled with rainwater and river flows, which the energy to do that ultimately comes from the sun.
I guess that's hard to grasp as many people think hydro is just water falling trough a dam but they never think where the energy came from to get that water into the reservoir/lake.
I know some systems are pumped hydro but the lakes in SC aren't.

>>105792823
No
South Carolina

>>105781363 (OP)
We'll burn it all down once they start replacing everyone's jobs

>>105792926
you literally could have just said "hydro power is better"
jesus christ anon do you even have a job with these communication skills

>>105792926
I mean most harvestable energy "comes from the sun" by that broad definition. Everything from oil to a potato battery would qualify. There are some oddballs like nuclear or geothermal but it isn't really unique of hydro power that it originates from the sun

>>105792926
anon, we all know about the cycle of water. but, guess what, non-pumped, "natural" hydro is not enough in all cases or all places, and it has its own set of problems and constraints, just like solar or other sources of energy. but solar is cheap, plenty, and you don't need to wait for rain to get it (though you do want sunny summer days, otherwise you'll only collect 10-30% of that during cloudy days)

>>105793231
>but, guess what, non-pumped, "natural" hydro is not enough in all cases or all places
It's enough here
>nd you don't need to wait for rain to get it
It's operates 24/7, there is enough capacity in the lake to handle when it's not raining or even when there is a dry season
You don't build hydro plants where it's expected to run dry regularly
>but solar is cheap
Not cheap enough here is my point.
I guess it's rare to have such a large hydro plant but that's probably why Google decided to build a DC in the aera even if SC is not at all the state for tech to take advantage of such abundant renewable power

>>105781363 (OP)

>>105793079
If you apply the logical extreme, sure.

But you really have to beat it into these people's head here that you don't need solar with the resources available here, the state is taking advantage of solar energy just in a different way beyond giving money to solar panel and battery manufacturers
From what it seems it's like everyone thinks solar is a magical fix all that is worth it everywhere and the solution to DC power usage.

Google is already a step ahead with placing a DC with access to renewables and is still expanding such a DC. Solar isn't the only way for renewables

>>105793335
Or just use nuclear

>>105793335
Only shitholes run by kikes use fossil fuels to provide energy.

*fixes all your problems*

>cheaper energy
>stabler grid
>cleaner
>energy abundance
>waste can easily be stored or re-used

>>105793335
>retard never heard about solar panels, pumped hydro

>>105793478
>just heat water with nuclear energy at a constant rate
nuclear can't even produce variable power during the day. you still need other sources of (variable power) energy with nuclear
also, you are still wasting at least 50% of the energy produced.

>>105781445
musk satellites are all low earth orbit, therefore in the atmosphere, and therefore effected by the concept of "climate change". im not 100% sold on climate change but you don't hear about geostationary orbit satellites having these specific problems

>>105793760
Works in Ontario

>>105793760
>nuclear can't even produce variable power during the day. you still need other sources of (variable power) energy with nuclear
also
Use off-peak power from smaller reactors to lift up rocks, then let the rocks down for variable power during peak hours

>>105793906
Oh wait they are already using brick batteries from solar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQSOj-LfaSE

>>105793478
Don't try this
It creates radiation gas

>>105794043
The water from fukushima is cleaner than drinking water buy keshin shrimp onigai touhoku prefecture fishing needs you

>>105781445
>solar winds are made by solar panels

>>105781445
>>105785039
>>105785140
>>105789623
>>105790415
>>105792145
I think climate change denial is actually just the tranny industrial complex trying to Jew you out of prime beach real estate in Greenland. These faggot shills definitely own like a couple hundred acres each and probably are long water filter companies or something.

>>105792516
This is like asking to disprove that if we don't stop eating meat, a giant flying walrus will one day appear and cover the skies with a fart cloud.


>>105796016
Trying to associate as much negativity as possible to the opposition by using words pre-loaded with negative feelings, but whose meanings have no relation to the claims of the opposition. There is no climate change denial, only the denial that the MAN-MADE change is SIGNIFICANT.

>>105782042
lot of it about
empty pledges won't pay them bonuses tho.

its cool
once the lower classes have been exctracted for all the value they can offer the mass culling can begin and the elites can use AI to do most of the tasks and since 90% of humanity is dead the global warming is no longer an issue

millennials and older who don't believe that climate change isn't real are definitely the dumbest people on earth because it's literally just hotter now. it's not subtle. it's just a lot hotter than it used to be.

millennials and older who don't believe that climate change is real are definitely the dumbest people on earth because it's literally just hotter now. it's not subtle. it's just a lot hotter than it used to be.

>>105781558
even before gpt, "spinning tools" were already a thing
most of those journo got there job through neopotism anyway, just look at the lietral pile of shit they churn out

>>105793760
>nuclear can't even produce variable power during the day
The fuck you talking about?
Why wouldn't it?
And nuclear is joined by other power sources, like renewables. It's not a singular source.

>>105793335
>thinking electricity comes from fossil fuel in the developed world
>picture shows nuclear reactor cooling towers emitting black smoke instead of water vapour
The guy who made that picture, and those who believe and share it, have room temperature IQ.

>>105797766
>thinking electricity comes from fossil fuel in the developed world
Actually, most of the electricity is still sourced from hydrocarbons. Fossil fuel is a misnomer.
There is no such thing as "clean energy". It is thermodynamically impossible. There's always a cost.

>>105796016
Trannies love the climate narrative because it feeds into their depression and gives they/them an excuse to have a tranny tantrum.

>>105797824
What's the cost of hydro and solar?
Other than the initial construction and maintenance, of course.

>>105796803
>>105797829
You’re not fooling me shills, I’m buying up as much greenland real estate as possible so I can become a wealthy beach resort owner. Get fucked

>>105781363 (OP)
bitcoin was the culprit before LLMs, bitcoin used more electicity than austria. they are always looking to complain

The solution to climate change is right in front of us

Nukes. India. Africa.

>>105800596
>nuking the countries that produce and consoom the less
absolute brainlet

Do no evil, eh?

>>105790383
kek'd hard

I'm functionally unemployed. I simply don't have the skills to trick the ai algorithm into giving me a job any more. Yes i've been to college and university.

>>105781363 (OP)
Carbon emissions do absolutely nothing to the environment.
>UHHH BUT IT'S WARM RIGHT NOW!!!
We're at the peak of the sun's 11 year activity cycles right now.

>>105783424
>record heatwaves in the Pacific
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Hunga_Tonga%E2%80%93Hunga_Ha%CA%BBapai_eruption_and_tsunami

This combined with the sun's activity levels reaching their cyclic peak right now is why the weather is as skewed as it is. That underwater volcano eruption was on a completely ridiculous scale. It pumped out so much heat that it raised the global ocean temperature by 0.5c. Doesn't sound like much but that's a LOT more evaporated water going into the air.

>>105793478
Until you realise that all nuclear waste we ever created will be around long before humanity is gone.
People don't get why Germans are so anti-nuclear until they learn their history of how a fucking kike brought a salt mine (which in theory would be perfect to store nuclear waste) because salt is self-healing, thick and abundant and made a profitable business dumping nuclear waste there. Until it rained a little bit more than normal, and the mine flooded and melted part of the salt from the cave, allowing a massive amount of nuclear waste to leach into the ground. Now living there is considered a form of cancer speedrun.
>b-but modern facilities
Yeah, modern, built in the 60's when people thought that reinforced concrete would literally last forever and now discovered that 50 years was a more realistic time.

>>105790039
join the dots genius