AI is great, but it uses a lot of electricity and can harm the environment. To make AI better, some companies are using smaller and more efficient methods to make it use less power and be kinder to the Earth. One company, BEN, has a smart way to make AI faster and cheaper by using different techniques and tools. This helps AI grow without hurting our planet too much. Read from source...

- He criticizes the author for not providing any data on the electricity consumption of AI models, and argues that the problem is exaggerated
- He challenges the author's assumption that AI will consume 14% of global emissions by 2040, and cites a different source that gives a lower estimate
- He points out that the power grid can be upgraded to meet the increased demand, and mentions the federal investment in upgrading the grid
- He questions the author's claim that AI is coming at a heavy cost, and argues that AI is actually beneficial for the economy and society
- He argues that the author's solution of using CPUs instead of GPUs is not practical, and that GPUs are more efficient and powerful for AI applications
- He accuses the author of being biased against GPUs, and of promoting BEN's products without providing any evidence of their effectiveness or superiority
- He concludes that the author's article is based on flawed logic, emotional appeals, and sponsored content, and that the problem of AI's power consumption is not as serious as the author claims