AI may already use more power than Bitcoin — and it threatens Bitcoin mining
AI may already consume more power than Bitcoin mining, and its deep pockets mean miners face stiff competition for equipment and electricity.
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AI may already consume more power than Bitcoin mining, and its deep pockets mean miners face stiff competition for equipment and electricity.
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