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Social media post decries 'AI' as inefficient regex

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A social media post criticizes current "AI" systems, arguing they are merely over-marketed regex implementations. The author claims these systems are inefficient, consuming vast amounts of energy and water for cooling. AI

RANK_REASON The content is a single social media post expressing a strong, unsubstantiated opinion about AI, fitting the definition of a meme.

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Social media post decries 'AI' as inefficient regex

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    No, you don't have an Artificial Intelligence system, you have some over-marketed regex that's so badly written it requires as much energy as a large city to ru

    No, you don't have an Artificial Intelligence system, you have some over-marketed regex that's so badly written it requires as much energy as a large city to run and as much water at the Baltic Sea to cool. # AI

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