Nitasha Tiku

But I think overwhelmingly, the concerns are around labor and job loss.

And what do these transitions look like?

And how can AI be implemented in things like health care?

Can it be used to deny you housing opportunity?

I think a lot of us want, what are the boundaries there?

And I think a lot of us also just want transparency.

How are these companies being run?

What do these contracts look like with the government?

And also, when it comes to these data centers, I think a lot of people on the left are also very concerned about environment, cost to local communities.

I think some of the water stuff is completely overblown.

But I think it's making sure that these data centers are built responsibly and sustainably and don't add to the power burden on sort of existing communities.

Which I think kind of sounds like a good idea.

I mean, Elon Musk says... We're already polluting it.

There's already a Tesla up there.

I mean, there was so much sort of backlash when Elon Musk submitted these, you know, proposals to put... I think it was something like...

a million or something.

It was quite, it was a lot of satellites in space.

But I just think like, you know, if you ask a lot of Americans, where would you rather have a data center?

Somewhere up in space, yeah, potentially polluting our atmosphere or directly next to your house.

Like, I mean, I just think there's like major noise concerns with these data centers.