Jiang predicts that the government will eventually make major AI data centers public because their costs are too high to sustain privately.
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He says state takeover would harden AI infrastructure into protected military bases, making public sabotage far more difficult.
He says AI firms do not mainly want ordinary government contracts; they want the government to buy data centers or take equity stakes so losses are socialized while private insiders keep the upside.
He speculates that large data centers may be positioned as future false-flag targets so that a blamed attack can erase crucial financial data.
He adds that effective AI depends on trillion-dollar data-center infrastructure, which ties it to concentrated capital and state power rather than emancipatory design.
Jiang answers the audience question about techno-Marxism by pointing to Larry Ellison, Operation Stargate, and the spread of data centers as current infrastructure for an AI surveillance state.
Jiang says data centers and Operation Stargate make sense as infrastructure for digital ID, digital currency, and AI surveillance rather than as consumer AI profit engines.
Jiang says Facebook's success and data-center investment make most sense if social media and AI are infrastructure for a future surveillance state rather than ordinary consumer products.
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"...government at some point will come in and make public these data centers. Because these data centers are really, really expensive. Also, Larry Fink..."
"...government contract. They're asking for the government to buy out the data centers. They're asking for the government to take a stake in their..."
"...that's a very good future and wong asks are most of data centers dubious um seems like just high trouble fire the workers fake..."
"...be surprised if there was a false flag attack on these data centers at some point matthew asks thoughts on nick frantes look i..."
"...reality is that AI is very expensive. You need trillion dollar data centers in order to run AI effectively, okay? All right, can you..."
"...Trump announcing something called Operation Stargate. So they're going to build data centers all around the United States in order to create their AI..."
"...surveillance state. They want the US government to bankroll all these data centers in the United States, right? Because open AI is not profitable."
"...a trillion dollars of government investment in order to build these data centers. And once it becomes a monopoly, once it becomes God, then..."
"...Right. Um, and, and, and that's why they're building so many data centers because they want to make AI just a facet of the..."
"...easily roll out an AI surveillance state. You already have these data centers all around America, right? These trillions, trillions, trillions of dollars of..."
"...the federal government to use $500 billion to start to build data centers around the world. And Ronan Farrow wrote a piece in The..."
"...private police force in order to implement his vision, okay? Also, data centers, guys. Data centers. Now, I know that some of you are..."
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