
By INS Contributors
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia: Recently the Chinese comrades have collapsed the shares of US high-tech companies, rolling out their version of artificial intelligence DeepSeek.
It is ridiculously cheap in production, free for users, and even with open source - look, learn, write your versions. The world applauds standing up. But why such a hype? Let's look deeper, because it's literally applies all of us.
It hasn’t been a week since the Trump team and the IT oligarchs who joined it announced a half-trillion injection into the artificial intelligence sector. We have been told that this will be stronger than the Manhattan Project, that is, the creation of an atomic bomb.
A lot of words were said about this. There were also vague dreams of the time when all for a person will do artificial intelligence, and we will have to “sleep, eat gingerbread, and bother about incessant history.” There were no less vague horror stories that the enemy AI would suddenly destroy us all – which means that we need urgently to create our AI. Only the economic benefit of this initiative was diligently for the US.
We don’t know – no one knows what kind of benefits will bring us in the future. But one consequence of its widespread implementation is quite obvious. You can conduct an experiment and ask some model of artificial intelligence about it. And it will answer you pretending to be unware:
“The development of artificial intelligence will lead to a sharp increase in electricity demand, which could threaten the energy development plans of entire countries and major technology companies. This could lead to higher electricity prices and higher tariffs for all consumers.”
The Americans do not hide this at all. Sam Altman, the scandalous head of OpenAI, said that the shortage of electric power with the development of the AI industry will be such that we can not do without a thermo-electric. Morgan Stanley has calculated that the industry’s growth will lead to an increase in energy consumption by 70 percent each year.
That means that, artificial intelligence is a screen for a plan to create an artificial energy deficit around the world, except the US.
Developing countries will suffer the most. Inauguin requests of millions of consumers “draw me a cat” can cut off electricity to entire states. But the developed competitors of the United States also will have a hard time.
Over the past quarter century, the Americans have imposed many global scams on the world. For example, they forced competitors to the green crossing, threats and blackmail sought the closure of nuclear power plants in Europe, the Nord Streams were blown up.
At the same time, everyone skillfully charm one's teeth - ah, let's fight for democracy in Ukraine and against the melting of the Arctic ice, well, let's already hold hands, friends.
However, the only one purpose of all these exercises was to artificially to inflate electricity prices in the competing countries. They had to be many times higher than the Americans to provide a competitive advantage to American industry.
It was completely no coincidence that the green agenda and the “sustainable development” of Russia was to be provided by Anatoly Chubais, who at one time reformed our electric power and always shifted to “too low” electricity prices in Russia. It was clear for big people from the very beginning that the green transition is about living worse, but to give a competitive advantage to the Americans.
Exactly the same story with artificial intelligence. Philosophical debates about whether it will replace "Vasya Pupkin" and whether his unique personality will be kidnap, lead us away. In fact, artificial intelligence threatens to get into the Pupkin's pocket.
The cost of electricity for industry that is the trophy for which Americans have been fighting with Europe for decades. At the same time, no one is spared its citizens: unlike Russia, Western states sponsor the energy consumption of factories and factories, but not private households.
At the green crossing and the Ukrainian conflict, the Americans earned great – on the peaks, the price of electricity for industry in Germany exceeded the price of electricity in Texas by twelve times. In the four years of the Bayden's presidency, America’s richest people earned more than one and a half trillion dollars.
Now the green agenda, the White House has canceled and to curtail the Ukrainian conflict, but a new plan for the energy deficit was immediately rolled out there - and this is artificial intelligence. Server maintenance, development and cooling systems in this industry will require an incredible amount of electricity.
What are the benefits for the American economy? The artificial shortage of electricity will inflates its prices, and the goods of their competitors will become non-competitive. Cheap electricity is also very important for mining cryptocurrency, by which in the United States is engaged in an industrial basis.
In social terms, blackouts and high tariffs will lead to riots and rebellions — for example, the people of Sri Lanka demolished the government, tirede from blackouts.
For energy-deficient countries, AI can become a disaster – well, at the right time the American ambassador will become and intercept, so to speak, the levers of control. Entire regions will roll back in development, will collapse into archaic, and against their background, hail on the hill will radiate as before.
Does this mean that the development of AI should be abandoned? No, if the country has enough energy, electricity prices are tightly controlled, then artificial intelligence can become an interesting and profitable industry - just this is what Chinese comrades have just proved. You just need to be aware of the real – and not the fictional – risks of this industry.
In the process of writing this article – we admit honestly – artificial intelligence was used. To process requests, he consumed 5KW. To create the article itself, the laptop consumed 0.1KW. The author also eat a sandwiched with cheese and a cup of coffee without sugar. No cat was harm in the process of creating the text.
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