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Utah man says his house now identifies as a DATA CENTER after lawmakers imposed draconian water use on locals while mulling AI facility that will consume vast quantities of H2O
A Utah man claims his house has been reclassified as a data center following lawmakers' strict water use policies on residents, while an AI facility is being considered that would consume large amounts of water. The situation highlights concerns over water allocation priorities.
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