Power, Scarcity, and the AI Bubble

This episode explores the rising costs of essential resources like water and housing, the volatility of the generative AI market, and the growing trend of national AI models. The discussion covers the hidden environmental impacts of AI, such as water usage, and delves into the challenges of algorithmic justice and accountability. Listeners gain insight into how these interconnected forces shape daily life, influence sovereignty, and affect access to basic needs in an increasingly complex world.

Show Notes

When water costs more than coffee, the world is changing. - Surging water and housing costs reshape cities - The generative AI bubble and its economic risks - National AI models and digital sovereignty - The hidden water footprint of AI technology - Algorithmic justice and the challenge of accountability - How power, scarcity, and technology intersect in daily life Timestamps will be added after transcription.

What is Co-Intelligence Living and Working with AI?

This podcast features in-depth conversations between two hosts exploring the evolving role of artificial intelligence in knowledge work and higher education. Each episode examines how AI is reshaping professional practices, learning environments, and human collaboration, drawing on current trends and real-world experiences. The show is designed for educators, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the practical and ethical dimensions of AI in modern work and academic settings.