Why Worry? Be Happy. Big Tech Is
March 24, 2026
Another dinobaby post. No AI unless it is an image. This dinobaby is not Grandma Moses, just Grandpa Arnold.
With the growing dependency on land and water, AI data centers are popping up quicker than nuclear power plants post World War II. Nana Nwachukwu published a piece on The Conversation with a startling comparison: “We Are In A Digital Version Of The Enclosures – Like The Landowners, Big Tech Has Power Without Responsibility.”
Thanks, Venice.ai. Do much user testing with your new interface? I understand. Speed is better than user satisfaction.
If you’re unfamiliar with British history, during the 18th-19th centuries the English parliament passed over 4,000 enclosure acts that stole public land from peasants. The land was given to aristocrats and the church. The same thing is happening says economic historian Karl Polanyi, because resources that once sustained the community are now being targeted by bigwigs. The resources are transformed into commodities and force people to depend on markets they don’t control.
With those lands came certain responsibilities, but the new landowners rejected them.
Nwachukwu noticed something similar with the lack of culpability with Big Tech. One example is Grok was used to generate images of scantily clad women. She also mentions this:
“As a former Trusted Facebook Partner, I am familiar with how content moderation used to work. Platforms such as Meta (when it was Facebook) ran programs where activists and civil society organizations could flag harmful content directly to human reviewers for outright removal or labelling. While these arrangements were imperfect, they were a form of negotiated governance where communities retained input into what stayed and what was taken away.
A year ago, Meta announced it was ending its fact-checking program and moving to “community notes” modeled on X’s systems. Users now moderate each other. Meta framed this as a trade-off for free expression. I regard it as a withdrawal of responsibility while retaining control.”
Big Tech seems to touch everything some people do. The power of these firms seems to be regulated. The EU investigates, fines, and then repeats without causing meaningful change to the behavior of certain US companies. Checks and balances are not working or not in place. How is that freedom of scope working out? Yeah, great.
Whitney Grace, March 24, 2026
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