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A growing body of recent research shows electromagnetic fields from data centers can disrupt honeybees’ magnetic navigation. For millions of years, bees have relied on this system to find their way back to the hive. Now data centers are putting bees at risk. If bees die out, human survival will become extremely difficult. Few people understand how critical this research is. What will we do once the pollinators are gone?

AI stans: “If AI collapses, everything will go back to how it was ten years ago.” Me: “Perfect. I can’t wait.”

Capitalism: If you exploit enough people, you can join the wealthy 1%. Socialism: All labour belongs to the state, and no one can amass enormous wealth. Democratic socialism: Everyone gets to live with dignity, have a home, and never go hungry. Now do you see the difference between the three?

Whenever someone calls themselves an "AI artist," I can’t help but laugh. In my view, calling yourself an "AI artist" is like calling yourself a "microwave chef."

“I think using AI for work makes you superior to everyone else.” Anyone who says this is either ignorant or malicious. They have no idea how devastating the consequences of artificial intelligence could be for humanity.

Before any billionaire gets to own a ten‑million‑dollar sitting room, every person in society ought to have food, shelter and healthcare. These are fundamental human rights, and I will defend them with everything I have.

Those at the top of capitalism are not true leaders. They are criminals or psychopaths. Capitalism creates a world built purely on exploitation, where kind, intelligent, hardworking, brave and honest people get ground down.

I’ve been grappling with a question: why do AI data centers and nuclear reactors require clean, fresh water? Couldn’t they use recycled water, reclaimed water, or even wastewater instead? Or, for that matter, is it possible to operate without using water at all?

Here is a truth: only the data centers of public libraries are truly useful to humanity; they house thousands of years of human history, culture, and scientific achievements—and are therefore the only ones worth protecting.

I don’t want data centers built in the ocean. I don’t want cities built on Mars. I have no need for data centers in space, either. And I don’t want my phone packed to the brim with artificial intelligence software. I just want blue skies and white clouds; I want clean water. I want trees to grow tall, and I want bees to swarm in great numbers. Is that really so much to ask?