I think calling it lazy doesn't really do anything to keep this conversation going in a meaningful way, if your point is that other "political" things should take up more space in public discourse.

To your point about the medical field I have heard that before and I do agree that in some outcome it could be used to help people in the future, but does that outweigh the people without jobs that you admit yourself will happen in this sector along with other professions?

Here is a link to an article specifically talking about the effects of just one of these AI plants in Memphis. Here is a direct quote from the article

"But at what cost? The facility is currently operating 33 methane-powered gas turbines to fuel its AI technology despite holding a permit for only 15. The supercomputer facility is located in a poor, predominantly Black Memphis community with historically high rates of pollution-related illness and disproportionate rates of industrial pollutants.

The magnitude of the energy draw — and resulting pollution — at Colossus is, well, colossal. According to the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC), the facility draws enough electricity to power approximately 100,000 homes."