The current and ex-Westminster politicians taking donations or advising AI companies
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AS AI begins to nestle itself into our daily lives, there are not only huge fears about it taking away people’s jobs and fuelling the spread of misinformation but about the impact data centres are set to have on the environment. But how much can we believe?
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