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AI has an energy crisis. Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, and others went to the White House about it

Leading tech executives reportedly met at the White House on Thursday to discuss the intense energy usage of the artificial intelligence technologies their companies are working on. Read more...

By: Quartz India

Sep 15 2024
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AI has an energy crisis. Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, and others went to the White House about it

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Leading tech executives reportedly met at the White House on Thursday to discuss the intense energy usage of the artificial intelligence technologies their companies are working on.
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