Big Tech produced more carbon since 2019 than all Bitcoin mining ever
U.S. tech firms made huge commitments to “net zero” carbon emissions — but that was before ChatGPT hit the scene.
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U.S. tech firms made huge commitments to “net zero” carbon emissions — but that was before ChatGPT hit the scene.
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