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I agree on alot of your points. all of them underly the major problem in all decision making of this type.
any complex problem, they ignore everything to achmans razor it into simplicity... when you can't do that with everything.
LLMs have benifits, more so local LLMs above all else. decades of "Cloudifying" everything has led to most of the issues they have problems with. power usage for datacenters was always going up to meet the demand of less companies and consumers using local products...
it's the whole "there is too many cars on the road" problem. it's not the cars, it's that there is a lot of people and this is infrastructure problems.
but once you move past the ethics you reach the core issue. no one is investing into power grid modernization. if they did that and forced these companies to maintain their own airgapped cooling solutions, it would solve it's self.