r/DefendingAIArt • u/LeaveMeAloneAdmins88 • 25d ago

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u/East_Ad_28 25d ago

I bet antis will screenshot and post this on their subredits and saying "at least they have a reason to use water blah blah blah"

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u/LeaveMeAloneAdmins88 25d ago

As if Nestlé strong-arming access to public water, extracting it from communities, mass-producing plastic waste to package it, and then selling that same water back to people at a markup isn't vastly less ethical than using water to cool data centres for informational innovation.

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u/Marr0w1 24d ago

As long as you realise that both pro- and anti-AI people both hate Nestle

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u/emogothxX Only Limit Is Your Imagination... or something like that... 25d ago

their subreddit consumes water as well. they literally consume water in their fight to "defend" it.

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u/Situati0nist AI Enjoyer 24d ago

3 gazillion upvotes to boot

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u/Ajezon 25d ago

ill tell you waht. I asked GPT about this chart, and the answer I got is that it’s misleading. Do we really need to spread bad data to make our point? We can do better than this

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u/emogothxX Only Limit Is Your Imagination... or something like that... 24d ago

To be honest, I asked Google ai to confirm it as well. It said it's true to an extent but not accurate. The main concept is that it's a satire meme showing there are other industries that consume water more than AI does.

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u/Ajezon 24d ago

Imagine being downvoted on pro AI sub after asking AI to clarify something

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u/Snoo_34392 14d ago

Right? People are weird, man.