"How much is this going to strain our world's probably most essential resource even more than it is now?" Orozco said. "We want more chips. We want more AI. It's just this insatiable thirst we can't quench for water."The general excitement around tech like AI may just represent "a big black box, in a way," to many investors, said Victor Orozco, a managing partner of San Diego-based advisory practice Bair Financial Planning . He's also the co-manager of the firm's High Impact Portfolios and a member of the I ...