Most people think artificial intelligence runs on electricity, but AI really runs on water, generally drinking water. Every time you submit an AI prompt, upload a photograph, stream a video, conduct an internet search, or save information to the cloud, computers somewhere must process, transmit, and store that information. Those computers generate enormous amounts of […]
Artificial Intelligence
AI Runs on water
June 7, 2026 | Artificial Intelligence
Most people think artificial intelligence runs on electricity, but AI really runs on water, generally drinking water. Every time you submit an AI prompt, upload a photograph, stream a video, conduct an internet search, or save information to the cloud, computers somewhere must process, transmit, and store that information. Those computers generate enormous amounts of […]
Chatbot Evidence in the Courtroom
February 28, 2026 | AI in litigation
No one can cross-examine a machine. Chatbot evidence presents a new problem for criminal courts. A conversation between an accused and an artificial intelligence system may contain the accused’s own words alongside computer-generated responses that appear equally deliberate, informed, and human. But a chatbot cannot be a witness. In a criminal trial, the prosecution must prove […]