Compare data centers to golf courses. But many people like golf courses Compare data centers to refrigerators. But almost everyone likes refrigerators Compa

Compare data centers to golf courses. But many people like golf courses Compare data centers to refrigerators. But almost everyone likes refrigerators Compare data centers to dishwashers. But many people like dishwashers Compare data centers to almond trees. But many people like almonds It goes on and on If people really liked "AI" the way they like golf, refrigerators, dishwashers, almonds, etc., then data centers might be an easier sell I don't think this opposition to data centers is "environmentalism", it has too much broad support. I think this is simply lack of enthusiasm for "AI". Silicon Valley and Redmond can effectively force people to use certain software but cannot make people like it This third era of "AI" is probably going to end like the last two; reality will ensure this Arguments for or against notwithstanding