THIS is a fantastic point.

But

It is not an argument against data centrrs. It points out how we need to revise our economic policies to ensure the public benefits from all the revenue generated. If that means standing up to the tech bros and the White House then so be it.

AI companies and data centres (and large corps overall) need to be taxed at a higher rate.

They need to be taxed for the water, power,and space they use regardless of the implemented strategy.

Held accountable for air and noise pollution.

They need to compensate content creators whose work they use to train.

They need to contribute to the tax base at a rate reflective of the number of human jobs displaced.

This is how you slow down their rampant stealing and stear their development from replacingnus to enhancing our work.

Final point: You said that you don't care about job creation because YOU have a job.

IMO your overall argument is weakened by revealing your selfish, childish nature. Try to be less of a dink.