Right...
and Philip Morris "scientists" said smoking doesn't cause cancer.
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It sounds great - on paper - but instead of actually reading the documents I'm supposed to trust Copilot's summation? What if it misses vital information or draws the wrong conclusion based on yet another hallucination and presented as fact? This is a slippery slope that only Microsoft could dream up and woe be to the team that makes important business decisions based on it.
Bit barns love water and Texas isn't exactly swimming in the liquid stuff. Are they going to lower the water table even further by digging wells? Divert rivers? Build their farms next to the Gulf of Mexico? Yet more environmental questions whilst they chase the latest IT fad to dubious ends.
"The panel of industry representatives felt there is a need for education..."
Along the lines of "either let us tap into your already overextended grid and jack up prices for everyone or we'll build fossil fuel plants ourselves and destroy the environment."
That kind of education?
My employer - a small project management firm - is slowly switching back to on-prem after repeated AWS outages and rising prices. A Linux native version of our management application suite should be ready by third quarter 2026 thanks to Microsoft's addiction to 'AI' and the cost of keeping our Win 10 rigs running.