A.I. could vaporize green energy hallucination
Massive AI Center Requirements Bring Could Bring a Harsh Reality to Green Energy Platitudes and Hallucinations
Europe: AI development or Net Zero?
AI requires huge amounts of electrical power, conflicting with Europe’s commitment to achieve a net-zero power grid.
The AI energy crunch has a cure: End the “Endangerment Finding”
Americans are feeling the pinch as electric bills rise.
Can U.S. become robotics capital of the world?
Many believe America and the world will soon fall in love with actual robots.
AI revolution drives huge gas plant build-out, including Memphis site
A boom in artificial intelligence (AI) investments now drives the United States electricity market.
Ready or not, humanoid robots are here to stay
“The future that was in ‘Star Trek’ is what we now expect,” said Pahtak.
AI emulates abstract thinking about Kipling, Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones
CFACT just produced an impressive example of a chatbot emulating several sorts of abstract thought.
Check out the poem Elon’s Grok 3 AI wrote about CFACT
We asked Grok 3 AI to "write a poem about CFACT in the style of Kipling." It gave us this in under a second.
American energy powers AI
Many experts agree that energy and the continued development of AI are critical to America’s national security
AI’s key role in science education — grade level search
A fundamental change in K-12 science education has created a huge opportunity for large language models.
AI could take your computer from search to research
Could issue analysis be be the next big thing in AI?
How AI is outsmarting Green energy, zero carbon fantasies
The rise of ChatGPT and similar large-language AI models require huge amounts of computing power which has turbocharged data-center demand.
AI chat bots are automated Wikipedias warts and all
Bot answers can be wrong, or biased, or even deliberate lies.
CFACT weighs in on Apple shareholder meeting
CFACT to Apple: Don't discriminate, protect free speech, don't blindly follow Green ideology.
Finding new numbers to describe the accumulation of knowledge
The sheer magnitude of information accessible today and in our near future is one of the key triggers for this consequential phase change in information.