The Video: Georgia Homeowners Face an Impossible Choice Watch this CBS Mornings segment first. It's six and a half minutes that capture everything wrong with how we're building AI infrastructure in America. Skyler Henry reports from rural Georgia where homeowners like Ansley Brown are being told: sell your family's land, or the state will take it. The buyer? Georgia Power. The purpose?...

The 1935 Law That Now Controls AI Data Centers Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act was written in 1935, during the Great Depression, when the biggest strain on the U.S. electrical grid was a steel mill firing up at shift change. Ninety-one years later, Energy Secretary Chris Wright has signed three emergency orders under that same statute in 2026 alone — each one forcing AI data centers...

The Great AI Pivot: What Meta's Cloud Business and OpenAI's Government Stake Really Tell Us Two Headlines, One Story Let me connect some dots that the financial press is treating as unrelated events. On Wednesday, July 1, Bloomberg reported that Meta Platforms is building a cloud infrastructure business to sell excess AI computing power to outside customers. Meta's stock popped 9 percent on...

Three AI Companies, Three Approaches to Government Power — and None of Them Are Comfortable Three stories broke this week. A funding rumor. A contract dispute. An export control lifted. Pick them apart and they look like normal AI industry news. Pull them together, and you see what nobody's connecting. OpenAI is offering the US government a 5% stake in the company — roughly 2.6 billion worth...

🔥 The US government giveth, and the US government taketh away.Anthropic''s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 got hit with surprise export controls on June 12 after a jailbreak exploit exposed security gaps the feds didn''t like. Two and a half weeks later — June 30 — restrictions lifted. Fable 5 is back online as of July 1.Here''s what nobody''s saying clearly: this was never just about the jailbreak. It...

They Don't Trust You With AI. Here's What Happened This Week. Folks. Pull up a chair. Grab your coffee — or something stronger, depending on how your week's been. Because what just happened in AI this week? It's not just tech news. It's a power grab, and I need you to understand exactly what's going on. Let me break down the three biggest stories out of Silicon Valley this past week — because...