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Consulting firms say that as AI gets cheaper, power demand could keep climbing

AI is getting cheaper to use, but as companies use it more, we’re bound to see more pressure on the electric grid. In two new reports published this week, McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group said that as companies move beyond experimenting with chatbots and start using AI across more parts of their businesses, cheaper models […]

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Consulting firms say that as AI gets cheaper, power demand could keep climbing

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