With everything disorganized in a modern, technology integrated society, AI has been correcting human bias and mismanagement. It’s use is creating an accountbikity system that takes power from things weaponized against the human race like fascist takes of creed, religion, and bias. It’s been a great addition to society by providing real evidence on how to fairly assess equity. Especially in areas where the concept of “equity” is abused.

But with every good thing it’s fixing, there are also some scary factors that can get out of hand if thing’s aren’t contained, regulated, and flat out balanced before it’s use becomes hyper oppressive. Super Intelligence with it’s benefits, in the wrong hands can become something of its own IT creature, seen in the Stephen King universe lore. With an honest look at its potential to destroy, it’s future can either be the Native American Derry containment, or become an expansionist terror seen in The Stand or Long Walk.

27 Pieces

In the IT universe, a dimensional creature from space terrorize a a small Connecticut town in Derry, every 27 years. Acting like a sponge of the towns hatred, bad behavior, and secrets the creature would show eventually appear as a clown, which in itself is no different than a silly meme that becomes the face of a malicious Internet hack. Once confronted by a Colonial-Era Native American tribe they’d see how bad, not checking this creature would become if not contained for their livelyhood. Little would they know they’re negative experiences would save the world.

Based on A Real Story

With the power of a Turtle, aka Maturin there was a spirit or reason and balance that would assist with regulating evil. It’s use would eventually keep the massive and scary IT power system in a controlled environment. But the spirit of Maturin is rooted in the action of ethical access to power. Recently the IT Derry series released a backstory of the fictional Native American tribe “Shokopiwah” and what they experienced before containing the IT space creature they called the Galloo.

America’s pre Colonial history still not honestly shared or discussed openly. So when you know more than the fairytale sold, these name used in the IT lore are not by accident. There is a small appreciation of hearing this through Stephen King, because until real events occur this is as best the public can process this. Granted the story converted the story into the supernatural or aliens, it’s a story that is rooted in real life conflict.

The Legacy of America’s Ethics

Growing up, our family elders told us of the actual story and it’s a lot more hopeful than the show, novel, movies depict. It’s about the evolution of human society’s ethics when engaged with more. More knowledge, more power, more wealth and if our access to more can main an ethical stance.

When you think about Ai/SI, it’s presence shows up in human history as advancement of human society but, also exposes the behaviors when those who mismanagement less are provided more. And while the names used in the IT lore, even the name Maturin. Thess are things actually rooted in a real Indigenous location, connected to America diaspora, depicted in the series. Their generational encounter of the eventually path and ethical conflict America would go through before others started rearranging the country. Btw, turtles and frogs were both included in the OG story.

Every 27 Gallons

To power AI requires a sh!t load of water. In areas that water is siphoned to cool data centers, the utility bills have gotten out of hand to make money for regions that rely on operations to fund infrastructure. Cities and states haven’t been very transparent on the financial windfall that comes with handing over the water, nor how much is made during operable infrastructure. This is why the environmental state of America is directly connected to the perils of spiritual and ethical balance.

Understand the expansion of AI hasnt existed as a mere science experiment but, the access to stability in areas where water is life or judgement. If thinking about do we need more water to cool down the servers or if America’s restricted water system will be reopened to accommodate. The restriction of one could be forced to contain the need to generate and stablized world stage batteries. That comes down to whether or not dams will eventually be pulled to meet quotas.

Every 27 Jobs

With the evolution of AI, it’s existence brings an inevitable evolution of career. Are redundant workforces simply Band-Aids? Are educational structures simply busy work? How do you provide for a workforce that got comfortable getting paid gatekeeping, wasting time, producing bureaucracy and justify unfounded bias, only for people to complain every election season about lack of access? So, for every 27 jobs lost should there an ethical responsibility to generate 27 new work sectors that replace the antiquated ones? As a tree loses leaves, shouldn’t be natural for more to grow?

Every 27 Data Centers

For every Data Center created, I wonder how safe would it be if a condensed solution were to become invented? Would the lazy oversized solutions be too much of an bruised ego to exist, leading to Fountainhead level debates?

What people don’t understand Data Centers don’t have to be that big. They barely would need that much water let alone the need to be as pollluted as they are but, the reaction to improvements mean the lack of control for the rich weakest the room.

The problem, cities and local municipal towns are secretly making bank off of data center deals. So when moratoriums on build them gets clogged up, the fighting is really about who gets the money when they come. And that approval means displacement, loss of health, loss of community. Redlining be damned.

The town instantly becomes an industrialized battery. Very little room for life and if you did live, the exhaust alone comes with environmental impact. So the question if a community fought hard to exist only to sellout so quickly over money, what should the ethics become when a data center comes knocking? And what regulations should stand if money is the end game, in spite democracy?

Every 27 Billion

A lot of Black neighboohoods are greenlighting data centers because of the “jobs” and money coming. And it’s come down to every “ghetto” rebooting project complexes into living data centers in America. With every poor expendable community easily being converted into data blocks. It’s gonna look like a Weylan Yutani setup real soon. But let’s be honest for every $27 Billion made, come standards that a bunch of highschool dropouts won’t be able to professionally control for long. Yeah they might get work at first. Might even make a good chunk of money, but this setup is the precursor to off world building and the ethical responsibility of human capital in dangerous environments.

If space data centers and invention of smaller data centers become a thing, much of the data center culture could collapse American economics and set the stage for off world colony rights. With the halting of data center developments already it’s trickling down to AI tech companies growth. The social disruption of those delays alone are quietly leading towards a bubble everyone is scared of.

The Original Purpose Of Enron

Like the first infamous data center plan we know as Enron, many already struggling towns reeling from collapsed illegal immigrant money, could once again face economic injury like Texas did during Enron. For places not as strong as Texas, we can see permanent damage.

This is why they’re looking at space and planetary colonizing. When you look at where they currently exist it’s Texas, Southern areas like Tennessee, Louisiana, Alabama, etc. I guess Space Manifest Destiny proves America’s right to religion wasn’t enough (more). It’s basically the south and now the SouthWest seeing Data Centers like new cotton & sugar plantations. So the ethics of do we need more data centers to grow AI, comes down to how much more money can you spend if you’re not alive to enjoy it. Like the IT clown, it comes as fun but ends in destruction if the denial of its dangerous residue isn’t checked.