Ireland just did this.
New data centers have to bring their own power.

Solar, wind and batteries are much cheaper and more reliable than big power plants.

What is the point of this science experiment?
We already know that pitch is slow. Are the experimenters also slow?

Looks like NASA has adopted the move fast and break things method of development under pressure from Trump.
I don't think this will end well.

This points to the stupidity of these AI companies.
Instead on installing the cheapest form of energy (solar, wind, batteries), they are doing stupid things like opening coal, gas, and nuclear plants.
Or... are they just looking for subsidies from the government taxpayers and ratepayers?

It looks like Ukraine has become the world leader in AI/Robotic/Drone warfare technology.
They didn't ask for this role and would surely have like to have avoided it but since they're in this mess, they seem to be making the best of it.

I just watched the latest movie from Damon on Netflix.
No phone to help me understand the plot.
Just a dumb movie with a confused plot and random surprise twists and turns which only served to confuse things further.
I'm still not sure what the movie was about and I'm surely not going to waste time looking it up.

Anyone with half a brain is fleeing the US.

Shifting to open source will solve the problems of buying proprietary software from US tech giants.
Open source can do just about anything and the distributed development and support system is robust.
Also, Tech Sovereignty is extremely important especially considering how unreliable the US has become.

This doesn't even use MRI or CT. It's just a magical hodgepodge of "sensors" and photos.
Complete waste of time and money.
It will miss anything important and lead to more expense chasing down false positives.
Modern snake oil.

I would think that plumbing would be a good job that's hard to replace with bots.
I've done plumbing and hate it. It always leaks for me. Plumbers are expensive.

Yes. The US had an online tax app but that was cancelled by the corrupt Republicans who were paid off by the people who make paid tax software.

Never head of CashyOS until today. I've been using Linux for probably 30 years.
This is just "influencer" slop.

Tax software is a weak spot for Linux.
I've had to use my wife's Mac for tax preparation.
Would be nice to have an option for at least on-line tax prep but my taxes are too complicated for the on-line offerings. (And, of course, Trump killed the IRS on-line tax prep system)

I've also used Linux since the early 90s. It keeps getting better but even in the early days it met my (modest) needs.
The only time I was forced to use Windows was when I worked for a large organization that, of course, used Windows on the desktop. But, they gave me a laptop to use when traveling (which I did a lot) and I wiped it and installed Linux. This helped me avoid lots of USB thumb drive viruses which were rampant at the time out in the wilds of Africa and Asia.