AB Kuai Dong
AB Kuai Dong
热爱研究、热爱家庭、热爱分享，2016 年入行从业，现居东京。
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Searched again on why many communities and residents in the US oppose building AI data centers, and found that their data centers are actually so close to residential areas..
The most reported complaints so far are the low-frequency humming noise from cooling fans and air conditioning units running 24/7, and then private power companies raise electricity bills for local residents due to increased grid costs.
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In the afternoon, I called a few American guys who stayed up late and chatted about this wave of halting AI and data center trends. They said that the vast majority of local residents and colleagues around them strongly support pausing this thing.
Because it not only makes the locals pay more electricity bills, but this thing also cannot create a large number of jobs.
Meanwhile, tech entrepreneurs boast every day about how many people they have laid off thanks to AI, combined with the continuously rising prices, which makes everyone extremely resistant.
From the perspective of an ordinary worker who does not trade stocks, the news about the AI revolution actually increases people's further negative views, after all, internet practitioners in the world are still a very small minority.
The unluckiest are the guys who originally lived peacefully on farms. After decades, the community has always been very peaceful, but then suddenly they found that a huge data center was built on a nearby abandoned farm in their community, with continuous construction and trucks coming and going, and the roaring noise can be heard from far away, making it impossible for people to rest peacefully.
They also told me a case where a developer in a certain place signed a confidentiality agreement with local officials, and the residents only found out later. This caused a big uproar, leading to even more rejection of it.
So since it can't be stopped, they might as well all vote for the Democratic Party, regardless of what policies the Democrats have, as long as those who support AI and data centers are pushed forward. Thus, the results of this round of midterm elections played out.
As expected, these people have started. A think tank led by Lindsay Owens, former aide to Elizabeth Warren, submitted a 181-page investigation list to the Democratic Party leadership, covering companies like Apple, Amazon, Oracle, and Trump Media, which may have been favored by the Trump administration.
The document calls for summoning these bosses to congressional hearings, questioning them on camera, and in some cases forcing them to resign or compensate consumers.
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Elizabeth Warren, a well-known opponent of cryptocurrency and perpetual stock contracts, has repeatedly called on the Treasury and Justice Departments to investigate the Trump family's WLFI company.
It has been revealed that after the Democrats' recent victory, she is about to become the chair of the Senate Banking Committee, overseeing financial regulation.
Chinese government agencies have officially launched an investigation into Solana. The Financial Times under the People's Bank of China published an article stating that Solana has been aggressively advertising within relevant entities in China to promote the Solana brand through virtual currency marketing campaigns.
The People's Bank of China is coordinating with local financial regulatory authorities, public security, and market supervision departments to halt offline exchange activities and will work with relevant departments to investigate the involved entities and individuals.
In the afternoon, I called a few American guys who stayed up late and chatted about this wave of halting AI and data center trends. They said that the vast majority of local residents and colleagues around them strongly support pausing this thing.
Because it not only makes the locals pay more electricity bills, but this thing also cannot create a large number of jobs.
Meanwhile, tech entrepreneurs boast every day about how many people they have laid off thanks to AI, combined with the continuously rising prices, which makes everyone extremely resistant.
From the perspective of an ordinary worker who does not trade stocks, the news about the AI revolution actually increases people's further negative views, after all, internet practitioners in the world are still a very small minority.
The unluckiest are the guys who originally lived peacefully on farms. After decades, the community has always been very peaceful, but then suddenly they found that a huge data center was built on a nearby abandoned farm in their community, with continuous construction and trucks coming and going, and the roaring noise can be heard from far away, making it impossible for people to rest peacefully.
They also told me a case where a developer in a certain place signed a confidentiality agreement with local officials, and the residents only found out later. This caused a big uproar, leading to even more rejection of it.
So since it can't be stopped, they might as well all vote for the Democratic Party, regardless of what policies the Democrats have, as long as those who support AI and data centers are pushed forward. Thus, the results of this round of midterm elections played out.
Elizabeth Warren, a well-known opponent of cryptocurrency and perpetual stock contracts, has repeatedly called on the Treasury and Justice Departments to investigate the Trump family's WLFI company.
It has been revealed that after the Democrats' recent victory, she is about to become the chair of the Senate Banking Committee, overseeing financial regulation.
Doesn't anyone find it strange? The Hillary who ran against Trump for president 10 years ago was rumored to be in poor health, on the verge of death, and even had a body double for offline appearances.
Suddenly, after this round of Democratic victories, she appears healthy and stands up for an interview saying she wants to take on Musk.
What kind of grudge is this?
Unexpectedly, it is Jensen Huang who is the first to be summoned to Congress. The chairmen of three committees in the U.S. House of Representatives jointly wrote a letter to Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, requesting him to attend a closed-door hearing in Congress.
They demand he clarify his relationship with Alice Huang, because this female boss who was closely associated with him has been identified by intelligence agencies as a beautiful spy.
