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AI applications are producing cleaner cities, smarter homes and more efficient transit
(theconversation.com)
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This phony ass article is lying from at least the third paragraph:
In reality construction hasn't even started:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oya_Hybrid_Power_Station#Timeline
And I guarantee that the use of "AI" here just means optimized automation. Why would they even need an "AI" to run a power plant? This whole grift is so dumb.
Because when you call your automation "AI", no matter how dumb PID or whatever you might be running, the product is at least 30% more fancy and gains more news articles, possibly funding and atleast some coffee with pastries and pats on the back to some front figure in a suit.