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4. As Altman himself recently said

Mon Jun 10, 2024, 08:55 PM

Jun 2024

the continued development of AI is going to require new power innovations.

(Approximate paraphrase.)

I hope this Wyoming project is a success.

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Sodium has a problem, reacts with water. SarahD Jun 2024 #1

Thanks, I have not researched it. BootinUp Jun 2024 #2

As Altman himself recently said BootinUp Jun 2024 #4

The molten salt reactors solve half the problem in the west Warpy Jun 2024 #5

The water that spins the turbines is condensed and recycled. hunter Jun 2024 #6

Some of it is. Some has to be vented Warpy Jun 2024 #7