AI tools processing unstructured data require significant energy consumption, posing environmental challenges.Research shows that over 80% of global data remains unstructured, demanding complex preprocessing.Unstructured data processing relies on energy-intensive hardware like GPUs, increasing power consumption.AI data centers consume vast amounts of electricity, with the largest ones having consumption equivalent to 1 lakh households.Scalable storage solutions and high-performance hardware for unstructured data workflows further escalate energy costs.AI's power consumption extends beyond training models to processing unstructured data, leading to infrastructure strain.The proliferation of AI data centers indicates a pressing need to address power equipment supply limitations.Efficiency in AI hardware and models could potentially reduce data centers' electricity demand by 20% by 2035.Transparent energy reporting in AI is crucial to ensure developers prioritize sustainability over scale and popularity.Sustainable measures like selective data retention and efficient data curation can mitigate excessive energy usage in AI systems.