Read the body of the post, not just the headline. It IS a closed loop system

The data center will use a closed loop cooling system.
The water was consumed by construction activities.

I have severe hearing loss in the high frequency range. Hearing aids only help the tiniest bit in some situations. Simply turning up the volume doesn't solve the problem. This tech would be useless for me

AI has great potential to help us solve previously intractable problems in science, engineering, medicine, economics and maybe even politics.
What most of the general public sees is slop, scams, and predictions of job loss. It's easy to see why they are turning against it.
Meanwhile, lying salesweasels convince clueless executives to deploy immature tech, with the expected results.
What a crazy way to start the next industrial revolution.

This is common in "vibe coded" slop produced by the clueless.
It should have been written, "Discover Zero Day Security Flaw"
I wonder if the headline was written by AI?

...their commitment to EVs seems weak.
Customers don't want to buy a vehicle that's one management decision away from abandonware.

Dune, the Terminator and many more. I remember the old story When Harlie was One.
Going back even further, we find the Eden myth, Prometheus and Frankenstein.
Authors throughout history have used the plot formula that knowledge and innovation are dangerous.
And on a somewhat unrelated tangent, the old song House of the Rising Sun was a warning against travel.
Good people stayed in their small town, if they went to the big city, a man would become a drunken gambler and a woman would become a prostitute.
A lot of published work is based on fear of change and exploration.

...this only applies to cloud access
Why would anybody choose the Bambu cloud?
It works great locally

...to introduce AI

The right way:
Give employees access to the tools, paid premium access.
Give employees time to play around with them and figure out where they are useful.
Allow the employees to run tests using AI tools, tests only, not released to production.
Slowly, incrementally incorporate the tools and procedures that are proven to work, with a lot of oversight and critical analysis.

The wrong way:
Be like Meta

Then it got mutated by authors, pundits, managers and others who turned it into a rigid process with many problems

The homeowner owns it
All code runs locally for the exclusive use of the homeowner
It doesn't require a subscription

Training an AI is exactly the same as training a human mind

Kids are good at games

We already have actors and writers who do what they do perfectly.
We need AI to do stuff we can't do

They will need a hefty fee to approve anything