>The artificial intelligence boom in the United States is being matched by a data center building boom. There are more than 3,000 data centers in the U.S. and another 1,500 in development>While President Donald Trump has promoted AI advancement, calling it crucial to economic and national security, polling shows that 7 in 10 Americans oppose the construction of AI data centers in their communities>Where private citizens refuse to sell their land, companies are turning to eminent domain, the government’s inherent power to seize private property without a landowner’s consent. But does a line built to serve a private data center qualify?well?https://theconversation.com/when-can-a-power-company-take-your-land-for-data-center-infrastructure-284061https://archive.is/yyUZ7
>>539230989When The most corrupt president in the history of the US says it's ((( crucial for national security))), what he really means is it's a Fourth amendment-violating bonanza of surveillance data he can collect on all Americans to spy on them and punish on a whim.
Ok. But when the bubble bursts and the power companies go bust from all the debt they've taken on I call dips on the infrastructure. It's only fair.
>>539230989Since 2003. Under national security requirements with Patriot act. In patriot act number 2 they don't have to pay you at all while shoving you into a fema camp
