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AI critic questions fuel inefficiency, citing Newton's laws

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An AI enthusiast on Mastodon argues that a truly intelligent AI would not rely on inefficient finite fuel sources. The user cites Newton's law of Conservation of Energy to explain that converting energy from one form to another results in significant waste, suggesting current approaches are misguided. AI

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AI critic questions fuel inefficiency, citing Newton's laws

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · MugsysRapSheet ·

    @ ketan A *REAL* # AI would never choose a inefficient finite source of fuel to power itself. Newton's law of Conservation of Energy tells us you waste a tremen

    @ ketan A *REAL* # AI would never choose a inefficient finite source of fuel to power itself. Newton's law of Conservation of Energy tells us you waste a tremendous amount of energy just converting it from one form to another (like using gas to generate electricity.) We're being …

    LINKS climatejustice.social/@ketan

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