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Day 19 cont 
“He (#PeterDutton) cites #DataCentres in the US where those #tech companies are having conversations with nuclear power providers:
The beauty of an #investment like #nuclear into the #Hunter region for example is you can attract the data centres which is exactly what is happening in the US. #Apple and #Oracle and #Microsoft, or these #companies are willing to spend tens of billions of dollars but they are only having conversations with #NuclearPower providers.”
#Straya gov cant #science or #compute, the LNP are garbage at business. Nuclear generation is #toxic. #Multinationals avoid tax.
#AusPol / #LNP / #Iberal / #Nationals / #Business / #AI / #ArtificialIntelligence <https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2025/apr/17/australia-election-2025-live-peter-dutton-anthony-albanese-coalition-labor-income-tax-cost-of-living-leaders-debate-ntwnfb?page=with%3Ablock-68006d1c8f08bcf9ff4832be#block-68006d1c8f08bcf9ff4832be>
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Wouldn't be, but you see, I think it would be simpler. Carl Hewitt gives a nice example. He said, well, if you have central servers and you ask some things, you leak a lot of information about yourself to
a. Suppose I want to book an aircraft or I'm going to go on holidays. I want to book a higher car, a hotel and an aircraft.
And I go to some booking site and say, want to book this aircraft? Trouble is, everybody's spying on me and listening to this and advertising services are coming in. So when I go and try and buy a higher car, they already know that I do that and they model their things according to that because as you do computations, you're leaking stuff all the time. So Carl Hewitt says, much better to keep all the data yourself. [highlighted] And so if you want to book an aircraft, you could go to the ten airliners that you're prepared to fly with and say, can you give me a little program ram that I can run on my computer whose validity")
