“Google Goes Nuclear” - Google’s Revolutionary AI Power Plants

Patrick Bet-David and the team discuss Google's plan to back the construction of small nuclear reactors to power its AI data centers. They explore the broader implications of nuclear power and how it could solve energy demands while noting the shift in perception toward nuclear energy as a viable solution for the future.
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[illbet]

Okay I get what yall are saying about Adam. He knows how to ruin a conversation

[TheAllStarDevil]

Adam making black and Latino jokes but make one joke about the Jewish Zionist connection and he’s ready to fight 😂

[barneymiller]

A brown out is the power plan lowering the voltage from 120v to 90v or even 80v. This stretches the number of consumers without going to a full outage. This lower voltage dims lights and slows some electronics, but some electronics fail and can be damaged by this lower voltage.

[Ash-epnz]

Before Google announcement, Tata company in India which has branches all over the world announced it will build miniature nuclear reactors to power up their manufacturing units in India.

[pineapplepizza]

I don't have a problem with nuclear energy, but I do have a problem with Google getting too powerful, which it already has to some degree. Google needs to be broken up.

[ronistibnosmi]

Adam makes this podcast unbearable to listen to… damn. It’s like if Whoopi and Joy Behar had a son.

[JamessQuiin]

whatsinmy AI fixes this. Google's Revolutionary AI Power Plants

[dacrd]

Brown out often happens after eating Taco Bell.

[ronniechan]

It states very clearly that nuclear energy is more efficient than other energy. Technology is much better at dealing with atomic waste these days. Also, I totally agree with breaking up Google. They have too much power these days.

[thomasloyd]

The only reason Google hasn't gotten into the war industry yet is because they haven't figured out how to run ads on bombs.

[Rope_Adope]

“Don’t be evil” were good times for Google. That’s when they really went nuclear. What changed?

[stephencollins]

I think I heard somewhere that Thorium reactors don't produce as much nuclear waste

[Nick-ttrh]

Google needs to be broken up. This is basic economics

[SirShiv]

I feel like we've seen movies about this sort of thing before...

[marcopineda]

note to self, never drink when they're making a joke

I almost spit my coffee

[WokeDEMOCRATShaveASPD]

So that’s what Gill Bates was up to. I think he was building it near South Dakota.

[Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

I worked with Karios' power. A great American engineering company developing and delivering nuclear innovation.

[glisedan]

"That's a little too visual." Classic

[MoneyMitrovic]

PBD would never judge anyone, therefore Adam is no one.

[DavidEddy-zp]

Most block chain solutions require allot of power. Nuclear is a not a problem - managing it is demanding and requires discipline. Consider how many nuclear ships there exist.