This seems pretty bad faith. The problem with what xAI is doing in Memphis is they were originally running "temporary" generators for over a year (effectively

This seems pretty bad faith. The problem with what xAI is doing in Memphis is they were originally running "temporary" generators for over a year (effectively permanently ...) without meeting emission requirements a permanent generator would need to. Sure, it's not xAI's fault the local power grid isn't suitable for their datacenter but the problem here is that xAI is effectively not following the law.