Senator im Mittelpunkt der Debatte über KI-Rechenzentren in Utah wird körperlich, schlägt dem Reporter das Telefon aus der Hand – ein Reporter berichtet über Fälle von Belästigung seines Unternehmens
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/senator-at-center-of-utah-ai-data-center-debate-gets-physical-slaps-phone-out-of-reporters-hand-reporter-covering-cases-of-harassment-against-his-business#xenforo-comments-3895828
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the irony is THICK when someones allegedly being harassed and responds by harassing back lmao. couldnt even keep his cool for a reporter doing their job, tells you everything you need to know about the dude.
> A witness who saw the interaction called the authorities, resulting in the filing of a police report. Once the situation had cooled down, law enforcement officers told Wang that the Senator was apologizing for the incident. However, the crew was also served with a trespassing notice, warning them that they are prohibited from going on the property or premises of the business for a year.
They banned the reporting crew from documenting the harassment of the senator’s business after the senator assaulted them
This democracy is a fucking joke.
„hi we’re here to bring awareness to the harassment you’re receiving“
*Responds with aggression*
„Okay maybe it’s deserved 🤔 „
I find it ironic that the people who are making decisions around AI have absolutely no idea how AI works. Every congressman and elected government official is an aging bureaucrat, We should leave this stuff to professionals or at least hire people who work in the AI space to assist professionally with these deals and decisions.
Imagine voluntarily making yourself the enemy of literally everyone in your community, just to suck a billionaire’s wang.
I’m starting to think that the people that want to put these huge, resource-draining datacenters into these locations, are choosing to put them there because there is a politician locally to greenlight it for a small kickback.
Just a thought.
Owning a business as a senator seems like a huge conflict of interest.