Allie K. Miller

I want more real talk happening in homes, in schools, in work, on the subway.

I want that.

I think there are also very real concerns about data privacy.

I think there are very real concerns about the environment and how much energy or water usage these models or full systems are using.

Creating the ice that is in this water.

We call it the cloud, but really that means the data center in Arizona.

And so these concerns are very, very real.

Um, there are some stats that have been shared by these companies.

And I think one is by leaning into these systems and by being a user, you get to have a voice in these conversations and you get to be a, you know, a voice and say, I've used it.

And here's what I've seen.

And here's what I think is stupid.

And here's what I think is great.

That's true.

You get to be a loud voice.

active contributor.

And again, a concern is that there are going to be some people listening to this podcast around the world who are going, I'm hesitant to use this, and their voices are going to be lost in the conversation.

I am also in the camp that some of these concerns are made a little bit more dramatic than they actually are.

And that demanding more transparency and documentation from these providers has been very fruitful in shedding more light on that.

Video streaming for an hour versus AI chat for an hour.

You want to guess the energy consumption, the comparison?