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The Chaos in Ceuta and Another European Migrant Crisis. Plus. . .
No AI-specific reporting or analysis appears in the article. The sole AI-related mention is a generic, unattributed assertion that data centers are 'inevitable' and 'essential in the coming age of AI'. The article's actual focus is European migration, U.S. politics, sports, Ukraine, taxation, and cultural commentary.
Emphasizes inevitability and necessity while minimizing uncertainty, contested assumptions, infrastructure trade-offs, and lack of empirical grounding.
AI progress is an unstoppable force requiring passive acceptance of infrastructural expansion.
Data centers are inevitable and essential for the coming age of AI.
No definition of 'age of AI', no metrics for essentiality, no discussion of alternative compute architectures or efficiency gains, no acknowledgment of contested energy/water impacts.
The framing combines vague futurity ('coming age') with absolutist language ('inevitable', 'absolutely essential') to create a sense of historical momentum, while offering no evidence, alternatives, or accountability — making the claim feel larger than its thin factual basis warrants.
Data centers are inevitable, and absolutely essential in the coming age of AI.
But data centers are also inevitable, and absolutely essential in the coming age of AI.