Are fears about artificial intelligence and massive data centers threatening Michigan's economic future? Tudor Dixon sits down with Mark Mills, Executive Director of the National Center for Energy Analytics and author of The Cloud Revolution, to challenge common concerns about AI data centers, including electricity costs, water consumption, environmental impact, and job creation.

Mills explains how data centers could transform struggling communities by generating property tax revenue, creating high-paying jobs, revitalizing abandoned industrial sites, and helping fund schools, roads, and local infrastructure. He also addresses the growing political backlash against data center construction, questions surrounding foreign influence in the AI race, and why he believes America cannot afford to fall behind in the next technological revolution.

Could Michigan be turning away one of its biggest economic opportunities? Tudor and Mark explore what's at stake for taxpayers, workers, and the future of American manufacturing.