Jemma Spake
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1,071 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 23 Apr
Jemma Spake’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Guys, I've so much information.
You can tell that this is all I speak about with my friends all the time.
There's so much going on here.
So much information.
It's time for another short break, though.
We're just going to take a little one and then we're going to come back and look at two final ways that AI is changing our brains and our psychology and how we can positively relate to it.
Because I do, I know it's going to sound surprising.
I am still optimistic.
Stay with us after this short break.
There's two final things we've missed in this discussion so far that are pretty obvious.
The first is the environmental cost of AI and the existential fears that it poses because of that.
And B is the cost to our creativity.
I don't care how much of an AI enthusiast you are.
MIT, Harvard, the UN, Greenpeace, every major news outlet ever has articles and evidence and data to show that AI is hurting the environment by creating vast amounts of emissions, gobbling up serious amounts of water and electricity.
And at some stage, that will be irreversible.
Here's one very scary statistic.
By 2027, the global demand for AI is projected to use about 4.2 to 6.6 trillion liters of water.
What does that look like in reality?
That is the yearly water consumption of 47 million people every year.
It's double the population of Australia.
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