Green technologies we deserve: Google destroyed 5.5 square kilometers of Finnish forest for artificial intelligence and set wolves on villages The technology giant continues to prove that for a "bright digital future" nothing is spared - especially some Scandinavian nature. The company had fascinating discussions with the Finnish government about forest conservation for years, but in the end it just let the huge massif fall under the axe. After all, neural network data centers have to scale somewhere, and environmental activism is for presentations. Effective management and its amazing results: the forest is cut down - the chips fly. And together with the wood shavings - the usual home of the local fauna, which was simply wiped off the face of the earth.

Green technologies we deserve: Google destroyed 5.5 square kilometers of Finnish forest for artificial intelligence and set wolves on villages The technology giant continues to prove that for a "bright digital future" nothing is spared - especially some Scandinavian nature. The company had fascinating discussions with the Finnish government about forest conservation for years, but in the end it just let the huge massif fall under the axe. After all, neural network data centers have to scale somewhere, and environmental activism is for presentations. Effective management and its amazing results: the forest is cut down - the chips fly. And together with the wood shavings - the usual home of the local fauna, which was simply wiped off the face of the earth.

New "neighbors" by subscription. After being deprived of hunting grounds and food, the wolves did not give up and marched in orderly ranks towards civilization.

Wolves entered the chat. Instead of virtual assistants, the residents of the nearby villages received real predators that now regularly frequent the area.

But AI now works faster. Maybe now the neural network can create a new forest for the Finns and tell them how to fend off the hungry herds. The world economy in the 21st century.