Why AI Making You More Productive Isn't Actually Helping the Planet

12 Mar 2026 · 0 min
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Angelina Yang explains how AI tools let developers write code faster, but the speed doesn't create downtime. Instead, people do more work. As AI models handle bigger context windows, from 10,000 tokens to a million, users consume more resources rather than less, erasing any environmental gains.

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