Ben Peterson, a combat veteran and evangelist, is sounding the alarm about artificial intelligence in this conversation with CBN's Tré Goins-Phillips. He talks about the dangers of AI, the ways it should — and shouldn't — be used, and how Christians should think about the technology.

FULL INTERVIEW HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNwEfjDCso4

Remember the woman Julia Roberts won an Oscar playing? She's back. And this time her target is AI.

Erin Brockovich just took down Pacific Gas & Electric for poisoning a town's water and walked away with a $333 million settlement.

Now she's pointing that same relentless eye at the data centers powering ChatGPT, Gemini, and every AI tool eating up your screen time.

She built a map. A live, crowdsourced map of where these massive facilities are landing across America — and she's asking ordinary people to fill it in.

The response was instant.

Within a single week, the site logged 1,690 resident complaints. Soon after, more than 1,800 reports were flooding in from 47 states.

Today that number sits north of 2,700. The biggest pile of reports? Texas.

Here's why people are angry. These centers guzzle electricity, drain local water supplies to stay cool, churn out e-waste, and never stop humming with the roar of cooling systems and generators.

And the public has had enough. A recent Gallup survey found 71% of Americans don't want an AI data center anywhere near their home — making them less welcome than a nuclear plant.

Communities aren't just complaining, either. At least 69 jurisdictions have already slapped down moratoriums to slow construction.

Brockovich isn't saying what comes next. But anyone who knows her story knows what mapping the damage usually leads to.

"The secret of getting ahead is getting started," she wrote, quoting Mark Twain. "So let's go!"

She did it once. The tech giants might want to start watching their backs.

Source: Snopes, Newsweek, Tom's Hardware