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Do AI data centers raise your electric bill? This short explainer follows a chain of connections from a flooded 1760s mine to the AI facilities now being built near homes, and shows who pays for the power, water, and noise. 0:00 A broken model engine in 1763 0:41 The separate condenser and the watt 1:10 Carnot: heat must go somewhere colder 1:32 Landauer: computing is physical 1:52 Why AI racks turn power into heat 2:09 Inside a hyperscale data center 2:28 Electricity: 176 TWh and a $29 billion estimate 3:01 Water and noise: 110 million gallons, 65 decibels 3:35 Why data centers in space don't solve it 3:51 Builders vs. neighbors 4:37 Both parties push back: New York and Texas 5:01 The real problem: who pays 5:42 Consent and the veto question 6:09 The heat has a street address 6:32 Your question, and next week's tease You will learn: ---Why every AI model has to dump its heat somewhere, from James Watt and Sadi Carnot to Rolf Landauer's 1961 finding at IBM ---How much electricity U.S. data centers use: about 4.4% in 2023, projected at 6.7% to 12% by 2028 (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) ---What a grid market monitor estimates data centers have added to ratepayer costs, and what an industry-commissioned study found instead ---How data center cooling uses water, and why siting in drought areas matters ---What Gartner's Hype Cycle says about space-based data centers: Low benefit, under 1% penetration, Embryonic ---Why governors in both parties have paused data center permits Our position: companies that need power and water should pay the full cost; power, water, and noise should be measured by an independent party and published, and neighbors should have a say before the deal is done. We also give the strongest arguments on the other side. Figures marked as estimates are estimates. Watch the full podcast episode, "Where the Heat Goes" (Ep. 2026.28): https://youtu.be/BnJgyc12h9Q Read the companion blog post: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/where-heat-goes-joseph-h-schuessler-1ndyc/ Today's question: if the neighbors of a data center bear the noise, the water draw, and the rate increases, should they hold a veto over the project, or does the national race for AI outweigh the town's concerns? Tell us in the comments. Next week: a novelist who aimed at the public's heart and hit its stomach by accident, and what happened the last time an industry promised to police itself. Subscribe for a new episode every week, connecting history, technology, and business. This video was developed with the assistance of AI tools, including Claude, Gemini, and NotebookLM, guided by human-authored prompts, editorial review, and external research sources. #AIDataCenters #DataCenters #BitsBytesBusiness

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