AI Data Centres Spark Colonial‑Style Debate in Mvskoke Nation

A group of people from the Mvskoke Nation in Oklahoma said no to a plan that would build a big computer center on their land.

They worried that the center would use a lot of water and take away land that is important to them.

Some smart people wrote an article that compared this to a story by Shakespeare called The Tempest.

In that story, a man named Prospero takes control of an island and its people.

The article says that the way the computer center would work is similar to how Prospero controlled the island.

It shows that big companies can use technology to take power from people, just like in the story.

The article says that the people in the Mvskoke Nation can fight back and make sure the technology helps them, not hurts them.