AI 和沉迷游戏，哪个更费水？ | Knock Knock 世界

Group 1 - BOA's closure system, which combines a knob and a fine wire, was initially inspired by designs in medical devices and has gained popularity in various footwear, including snow boots and skate shoes [2][4] - The collaboration between Vans, a leading brand in skate shoes, and BOA, a small company, highlights the potential of innovative technologies in established markets [2][4] - The origin of BOA's name, which means "python," reflects the brand's unique identity and its evolution from a niche product to a sought-after feature in footwear [2][3] Group 2 - The development of AI technologies is increasingly water-intensive, with data centers requiring significant amounts of water for cooling, leading to concerns about global water shortages [5][6] - Training large AI models, such as GPT-3, can consume vast quantities of water, with estimates suggesting that it evaporates around 700,000 liters of clean water [6] - The placement of new AI data centers in water-scarce regions exacerbates the issue, raising questions about sustainability in AI development [6] Group 3 - The gaming industry has been identified as having common features that make games addictive, particularly among minors, leading to concerns about gaming disorders [8][9] - The World Health Organization officially recognized gaming disorder as a disease in 2018, with prevalence rates among the population ranging from 1% to 9% [9][10] - Factors contributing to minors' susceptibility to gaming addiction include physiological reasons and social dynamics, such as family engagement in gaming [10]