The question most parents are actually asking about AI isn't "how do I catch my kid." It's: "Am I equipped to have a useful conversation with them about it?" That's a much more solvable problem — and a much more productive place for a school to start.

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If we don't stop the raiders trying to ram this through — with help from accomplices like Smith and Ford — we'll be paying for it for decades.

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AI datacenters are inevitable. But better designs already exist — more efficient, more considerate of the environment and the communities around them. Polygeneration and more will only improve on that over time.

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Our planning systems, like most of government, were built over decades. When they break, they get fixed slowly. Government is always behind. The wealthy have learned to exploit that lag: find a new opportunity, mine it fast, before regulation catches up.

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The question most parents are actually asking about AI isn't "how do I catch my kid." It's: "Am I equipped to have a useful conversation with them about it?" That's a much more solvable problem — and a much more productive place for a school to start.

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