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Silicon Valley: AI is gonna take your job and then kill everyone Normies: ok we are voting against the data centers Silicon Valley: wait why would you do that

Another unexpected comparison: one of our data centers uses about as much water in a year as a single Krispy Kreme store. Not the whole chain. One store.

The AI skill nobody teaches is knowing when not to use it. I use AI for almost everything in my business. But there are a few places I've learned to keep it out, or keep a human checking it: 1. Facts and numbers that matter. AI will give you a confident wrong answer and never blink. Check anything that's going in front of a client. 2. Angry customers. An upset person can tell when they're getting a template, and it makes things worse. 3. Anything legal or medical. Use it to draft, never to decide. 4. Your own voice. If everything you post is AI-written, people notice, and they stop reading. 5. Final decisions. AI is great at giving you options. Choosing between them is still your job. The people who get the most out of AI aren't the ones using it for everything. They're the ones who know exactly where it helps and where it hurts.

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it’s depressing how much anti-ai sentiment is spreading. we’re talking about a technology that could fundamentally transform medicine, science, education, and almost every aspect of human life. and somehow the conversation keeps getting dragged back to the most ridiculous shit imaginable. what a waste of an extraordinary moment in history.

We’re going to toss out subpoenas like Mardi Gras beads.

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