Michigan made AI data center companies pledge to pay their own infrastructure costs and protect local resources. Now the state needs a public scorecard to verify those promises are kept, Gleb Tsipursky says in Voices column.
Michigan made AI data center companies pledge to pay their own infrastructure costs and protect local resources. Now the state needs a public scorecard to verify those promises are kept, Gleb Tsipursky says in Voices column.
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