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The true cost in carbon dioxide emissions for every AI prompt — not to mention the groundwater used to cool down thousands of servers crunching those prompts — is still hidden.
Researchers can paint a rough picture; Google , Microsoft , OpenAI and others could provide a more precise portrait any time they wanted.
But ever since ChatGPT launched in 2022 , "there's been a general crackdown on information," says Sasha Luccioni .
The power required to reply to hundreds of millions of ChatGPT queries each day could power 33,000 households in the U.S. alone.
That doesn't include energy consumed in the process of training every company's AI model in the first place.
Data center water is increasingly drawn from non-potable sources, and companies are figuring out how to use less of it.
Even Europe isn't greening its grid fast enough to keep pace with Silicon Valley's AI obsession.
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