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New restrictions on energy and water use won’t apply to the 25 AI data centres that are approved or being built across Australia. The builds have been approved …
New restrictions on energy and water use won’t apply to the 25 AI data centres that are approved or being built across Australia. The builds have been approved before the new rules come into place and there are growing concerns the projects will have significant adverse effects on the environment and power supply.
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@@smithynoir9980Imported1mo ago
Make them retroactive. We regular people don't get to avoid law and legal changes because "it's too late", no it's not. Make them adapt, force these projects to invest in x times their usage or otherwise provide their own water / electricity. They don't like it? Too bad.
@@mikestanmore2614Imported1mo ago
There is no proof of profitability in any AI model. There are applications, but there's also extraordinary waste like "AI partners". When this crashes we'll see who's left standing, but there's going to be a lot of stranded assets and economic turmoil between where we are now and where we'll end up. Put a cap on this crap now, we need a moratorium on data centres.
@@BlerggghhhImported1mo ago
Australia doesn't have the water to waste on surveillance of the people for billionaire profits.
@@thebagofdoomImported1mo ago
When was the last time there was a positive ai story by the abc? Seems like motivated propaganda these days
New restrictions on energy and water use won’t apply to the 25 AI data centres that are approved or being built across Australia. The builds have been approved before the new rules come into place and there are growing concerns the projects will have significant adverse effects on the environment and power supply.
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