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>>Dyslex+(OP)
Well, if the AI is good enough then ask it to design one.

Joking aside: the options are to turn it off or to charge what it should cost and given that no matter what it costs and no matter what the source if it uses too much energy the better solution would be to make it use less energy rather than to look for a breakthrough energy source because that also reduces the climate impact.

>>jacque+Ql
Well actually: "In a twist, Microsoft is experimenting with generative artificial intelligence to see if AI could help streamline the [nuclear power] approval process, according to Microsoft executives." [0]

[0] https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/microsoft-targets-nuclear-to-pow...

>>julien+dm
That's edging closer and closer to Douglas Adams 'Reason' software application.