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Energy Is AI’s Greatest Limitation

Energy Is AI’s Greatest Limitation

The main bottleneck for AI is electricity, not data or smarter algorithms.

Scaling future AI models could require 1000x more compute power, demanding massive energy investments.

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Eric Schmidt discusses the underestimated transformative potential of AI, its implications for humanity, and the geopolitical, ethical, and technological challenges ahead.

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