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    Environmental groups embrace AI, even as they warn of data center impacts

    Environmental organisations are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance conservation efforts and analyze ecological data. Many express concerns about the environmental impact caused by data centers that support AI technologies. The energy and water consumption of these centers is projected to double by 2030, raising emissions concerns.

    An artificial reef can do more than attract fish: How a 125-acre underwater project could reshape North Carolina's coastal ecosystems

    An artificial reef will be constructed in North Carolina's Albemarle Sound, scheduled for development soon. This project aims to create shelter, feeding opportunities, and spawning habitats for local marine life. By utilizing materials from the Alligator River Bridge, the reef will cover an area of 125 acres. Although the initiative will increase habitat availability, its effectiveness in boosting fish populations is uncertain.

    Google Pixel 11 Pro XL review: Google's most complete Pixel yet, but can it win over iPhone users?

    Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is Google's most complete flagship yet, with a premium design, excellent display, reliable battery life and improved cameras. While its Tensor G6 processor trails Apple's latest iPhone in raw performance, its smooth software, seven years of updates and better video recording make it a compelling Android alternative. Priced at ₹1,34,999, it is particularly appealing to iPhone users considering a switch.

    Mahabharat star Shafaq Naaz lashes at trolls for insulting her for her Karwa Chauth celebrations: ‘Don’t be in India…’

    Actress Shafaq Naaz has hit back at trolls who targeted her and her husabnd Zeeshan Pawekar for celebrating Karwa Chauth and said that she proudly celebrates festivals from different cultures. The Mahabharat star also urged her haters to unfollow her if her celebrating various cultures make them uncomfortable.

    UK cyber chief says the UK will face AI cyberattacks on critical infrastructure by 2028

    The UK's National Cyber Security Center warns of potential AI-driven cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure by 2028. Increased sophistication in cyber activities from states like China and Russia poses significant risks. Past incidents highlight vulnerabilities in key sectors such as manufacturing and energy. Organizations must invest in cybersecurity measures to protect against these emerging threats. Failure to act could jeopardize essential services and compromise national security.

    Besides the bubble, a big AI risk could be growing in the shadows

    Investors are worried about potential financial risks linked to Big Tech's investments in AI infrastructure. The technology sector recently experienced a significant sell-off, indicating growing nervousness among shareholders. S&P Global predicts considerable expenses on data centres for major companies like Amazon and Microsoft through 2030.

    The Economic Times
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