Seriously, this article contains such amazing ridiculousness. What fresh hell is this: "They'll be able to say, 'Hey, I'm student number 1234,' and then the robot will be like, 'Hey, we were talking about this yesterday, do you want to continue that conversation?" nysfocus.com…
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Are you curious about the environmental impact of AI? Install the AI Impact Tracker to estimate the environmental footprint of your ChatGPT usage, including energy, water, and CO2. chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ai-im... #FAccT2026
- AI Impact Tracker is a new Chrome extension that quantifies the carbon, water, and energy usage tied to a user's ChatGPT activity.
- It measures output tokens and combines them with coarse location data to model localized power grid and water resource impacts.
- The listing shows version 1.0.1, updated June 25, 2026, three users and no ratings, with aggregate data sent to aiimpacttracker.cs.haverford.edu.
I can't believe this has to be said, but we should have real human teachers caring for our kids. www.brookings.edu/articles/a-p...
- A Brookings essay argues US job quality was already eroding through surveillance, algorithmic scheduling, and declining autonomy before AI arrived.
- The authors propose minimum staffing rules for schools, mid-career retraining institutions, and tripartite bodies where labor, business, and government jointly design AI at work.
- They cite a Carnegie Mellon and UNITE HERE app for hotel guest room attendants as a working example of worker-led AI co-design.
Using the length of a generated response and your regional location, AI Impact Tracker quantifies the carbon, water, and energy usage from your AI use. You can also see aggregated, community-wide environmental impacts and analysis on our website: aiimpacttracker.cs.haverford.edu
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