Nitasha Tiku

The tech industry has done such an incredibly poor job of explaining how these things work, what they do.

And Natasha, I think, mentioned earlier that a lot of these activists are actually using ChatGPT.

Yeah.

there is a use case for data centers.

We all use these products.

And I'm not just talking about AI products, which are increasingly integrated into everyday life that consumers obviously get a lot of value from because we see the adoption of not just these chatbots, but lots of AI tools.

We also have the explosion of streaming.

All of these other online services that rely on data centers, storage, etc.

A lot more people are going to be building their own technology, running their own local programs, etc.

with the rise of vibe coding.

So

I think that we need a positive case for data centers.

The tech industry needs to make that.

I think the name data center sounds incredibly dystopian.

These things just were.

They take up a huge amount of space.

It is very kind of scary.

I wouldn't want to live next to one.

The environmental concerns are obviously real, too.

So I think that, like, there just needs to be a lot of education as well and say, like, well, what are we using these data centers for?