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Revolutionary AI: Say Goodbye to Human CEOs, AI Takes Over!

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Headline: Tech CEOs and Billionaires Attend Secret AI Summit in Washington D.C.

Tech giants like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and Bill Gates gathered in Washington D.C. this week for a closed-door summit on AI policy. The meeting, hosted by Chuck Schumer, aimed to shape future regulations that would benefit these billionaires who stand to profit from a lax regulatory environment. It’s a power play disguised as policy-making!

Coca Cola’s AI-Created Beverage Leaves Us Wondering How Bad It Tastes

Coca Cola has unveiled a new flavor that was created by artificial intelligence. But let’s be real, folks, we all know it probably tastes terrible. Brands are now ditching human models and opting for AI-generated “models.” Maybe it’s time for brand ambassadors to unionize?

The Shocking Water Guzzling Habit of AI

The tech industry’s water problem has reached new heights. The energy-intensive AI industry is one of the thirstiest in Silicon Valley. Microsoft’s latest environmental report revealed a shocking 30% increase in its water usage for AI operations. It burned through over 6 million cubic meters of water in just one year. Talk about being parched!

AI Training: A Water-Draining Nightmare

A recent study estimated that it takes half a liter of water just to have a conversation with ChatGPT. And to train GPT-3, Microsoft used a staggering 700,000 liters of water. This water consumption is “extremely concerning” given the pressing issue of freshwater scarcity. But here’s the kicker: most AI vendors don’t publicly release data on their water-saving efforts. Talk about a lack of transparency!

Interview with Ed Zitron: Automating the Corporate CEO

Tech writer Ed Zitron stirred up controversy with his op-ed suggesting that AI could replace corporate CEOs. He argues that many CEOs have vague roles with little accountability, and their high salaries are not justified. While some on Twitter loved the idea, LinkedIn users were split. However, the chances of companies actually implementing this suggestion are extremely low. But maybe it’s time for CEOs to start earning their keep!

Reader Question: What are your thoughts on AI’s water consumption and the idea of automating CEOs? Share your opinion in the comments below!

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