The AI data center at Wildwood Park is a bad investment. The AI industry is built on financial deception, and we’ll be left holding the bag when it crashes down.
Just like in 2008, these data centers are being underwritten by insurance funds, banks, mutual funds, and other keystones of the economy.
The failure of these loans will put the world economy in freefall for years.
Key Facts:
- November 2026: OpenAI’s chief financial officer floated the idea of her company getting taxpayer-backed loan guarantees.
- July 2026:
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman […] felt a 5% stake ($43 billion of your tax dolars) […] was the best way to share the upside of AI with the public.
A leaked report for the Treasury suggested the AI industry poses a systemic risk comparable to that of the 2008 financial crisis.
These bailouts, as seen in the 2008 financial crisis, will come out of your pocket.
The AI industry have lobbyists inside Washington D.C., your State, and Local governments already proposing these ideas.
This is because the industry has no clear path to profitability.
Further, the economic destruction caused by this collapse will ripple out into your 401(k) , IRA, state pensions, investment portofolios and beyond.
All this adds up to one thing. The AI data center at Wildwood Park is a bad investment. The money spent vanishes when the bubble pops and the huge opportunity cost of a half finished project left to rot.
Calls From Inside The House
[…] AI has started a “doom loop” that will “threaten the economic foundations of its essential suppliers […]
- Brent Hecht, Director of Applied Sciences, Microsoft
Millions of people around the world will soon consider large models ‘hoovering up’ all their work to be an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions,” an internal Microsoft document warned before acknowledging that “almost no one intended for content they created to be used in this fashion, nor are they compensated for its use.
Right after the lawsuits were filed, OpenAI built a special filter to stop its models from spitting out the content of the news organizations suing it. […] a Columbia Journalism Review writer ran an experiment last year to get all her news from ChatGPT, it refused to cite content from the Times, Mother Jones, The Intercept, or any other publication that had sued it.
Career Treasury analysts found that AI firms are more deeply entrenched in the U.S. economy than their dot-com predecessors and pose significant risk to the entire system if financial conditions change, productivity goals are missed or various choke points stymie growth.
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