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Online Debate Challenges AI Data Centers Water Crisis Claims

Posts warn of global water bankruptcy while replies note data centers use little consumptive water.

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Mohamad Safa posted that the world is entering global water bankruptcy. He said the UN announced clean water supplies for drinking, cooking, and other uses will run out in coming years and will then be privatized and priced. Katherine Wright replied that data centers are relatively low-consumption users with high room for conservation through technology, distinguishing consumption from diversion. Another reply stated there is no overall shortage but a location and cleanliness problem, noting over 97 percent of water is salt and the rest mostly frozen or buried.

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Online Debate Challenges AI Data Centers Water Crisis Claims

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@mhdksafaWe are officially entering “Global Water Bankruptcy”. The UN has announced that we will start running out of clean water (drinking, cooking, showering, dishes, laundry, etc.) in the next few years. Water won't always be free. When clean water becomes scarce, it will be privatized, priced, and controlled. You will pay for it. And those who can't pay won't survive. Data centers don’t actually need water. Data centers need cooling system and they are using water because it’s the most cheapest way to do it. Water should be for people before profits. The world must remember that we live in a society, not an economy.20d
@carsunderwater“🤓Aktschually AI isn’t the main source of water wastement-“ BUT ITS ONE THING YOU AS CONSUMER CAN ACTUALLY CONTROL. You don’t NEED to use it to survive The fact people act like we can only tackle one thing at once is a big contributor to why we’re in this rn20d
@Shannxo@ChallinorTSC There's no water shortage, there's a location/cleanliness shortage. Less than 1% of the earths water is actually clean. The water we have goes through. Over 97% of our water is salt, the rest is frozen or buried If they find a way to re-use / clean water we've already used...20d
@katie_e_wrightWater consumption differs from water diversion—think how much you take from a stream vs. how much you return. That difference is consumptive use. Data centers are relatively low-consumption and have high room for conservation through technology.20d
@sigmahamster2Calm down woketard20d
@pointmadebballShoutout to the New York Times doing their thing and saying “naw you’re probably hydrated enough” so we can slowly get normalized to how inaccessible water will be in the future. This fucking 1984-ass world20d
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    @mhdksafaWe are officially entering “Global Water Bankruptcy”. The UN has announced that we will start running out of clean water (drinking, cooking, showering, dishes, laundry, etc.) in the next few years. Water won't always be free. When clean water becomes scarce, it will be privatized, priced, and controlled. You will pay for it. And those who can't pay won't survive. Data centers don’t actually need water. Data centers need cooling system and they are using water because it’s the most cheapest way to do it. Water should be for people before profits. The world must remember that we live in a society, not an economy.20d
    @carsunderwater“🤓Aktschually AI isn’t the main source of water wastement-“ BUT ITS ONE THING YOU AS CONSUMER CAN ACTUALLY CONTROL. You don’t NEED to use it to survive The fact people act like we can only tackle one thing at once is a big contributor to why we’re in this rn20d
    @Shannxo@ChallinorTSC There's no water shortage, there's a location/cleanliness shortage. Less than 1% of the earths water is actually clean. The water we have goes through. Over 97% of our water is salt, the rest is frozen or buried If they find a way to re-use / clean water we've already used...20d
    @katie_e_wrightWater consumption differs from water diversion—think how much you take from a stream vs. how much you return. That difference is consumptive use. Data centers are relatively low-consumption and have high room for conservation through technology.20d
    @sigmahamster2Calm down woketard20d
    @pointmadebballShoutout to the New York Times doing their thing and saying “naw you’re probably hydrated enough” so we can slowly get normalized to how inaccessible water will be in the future. This fucking 1984-ass world20d
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