Unsurprising to anyone who has actually been listening to the community, ERMS polling shows more than half of Tasmanians oppose AI data centre developments.
The use of artificial intelligence-generated fake case law by the Parole Board in determining parole conditions is deeply disturbing.
Days ago Firmus lodged an appeal against conditions placed on them for diesel generator use at their proposed Bell Bay AI factory.
Minister, in recent weeks I've asked you on behalf of the Wilson family about the status of the lease on the place that's been in their family for generations at Melaleuca.
Documents tabled in response to a Greens’ motion have revealed there are 10 AI data centres currently in the pipeline, with up to 1,150 MW of energy potentially to be used.
Honourable Speaker, I thank my colleague Ms Badger for bringing this MPI on, because it is a critical issue to discuss.
Honourable Speaker, I move that the House take note of the following matter: AI data centres.
You've been actively keeping Tasmanians in the dark about your government's involvement in AI data centre developments.
Tasmanians are learning that the new AI and data centre infrastructure you are encouraging into the state will have a potential new energy demand of over 1150 megawatts.
Last week, a Greens motion passed this place seeking information on how your pledge of requiring new energy generation from data centres and AI factories would actually work.