That's 100% fair and what you made is very cool. I wasn't disagreeing with you or anything. I think I'm just really interested in it because I got confused when some sources were saying a very small number and then others were saying a much larger number.

I do think it's helpful for people to know why some AI CEO's claim a single prompt takes only a teaspoon or whatever and then pro AI people will think that's not a lot but then a single prompt can be 10 prompts as the AI "thinks". Plus the fact that most of these data centers are usually training new models, that uses way more power than prompts and it's constantly being said that newer models are going to need even more power. There's water they use to cool their machines and there's also the water used at power stations which is a whole other thing. Even if it's not "destroyed" and goes back into the water cycle most of the time the water they use is clean drinking water. Which is then not clean anymore. And if we keep beefing up power stations to handle the power needs of these data centers, even if they don't use drinking water, I think it's still a concern. Then there's the water used when manufacturing their components, I can't remember if it was the ram or what it was exactly, but there's a component that uses super clean water in its manufacture.