Tech sector says only carbon-emitting gas plants are reliable enough today to power the EU’s AI goals.

Great timing and phrasing. “Be slow about slop development ooor… Burn everyone and everything!”

  • HaraldvonBlauzahn@feddit.org
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    2 months ago

    What I find interesting is that a lot of these changes which are attributed to the purportedly “inevitable” changes associated with AI (or partly with its not-adoption), are real consequences of climate change.

    • loss of employment? Check.
    • profound change to living conditions? Check.
    • loss of labour productivity - including knowledge work? Check.
    • threathening the stability of the world-wide financial system? Check.
    • increasing likelihood of war? Check.
    • threathening even the continuity of human civilization? Check.
    • threathening the capability to compete on national scales if the change is not reponded to swiftly by governments? Check.
    • Correlated with obscene amounts of wealth concentration, impoverishing the huge majority of people, and disintegrating societies? Check.

    It’s as if AI is used as a distraction. Like the “accusation in a mirror” pattern.

    • nosuchanon@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      How else do you think they will get a one world government? Cause the problems, depopulate the “undesirables”, cause conflict, and offer a solution to fix what you have created. Not a hard concept. The only way people will accept a totalitarian techno-fascist one world government is with an overwhelming catastrophe.