Bakhtinian Answerability Audit · Global AI Infrastructure

What AI Is Doing
To Your Neighbors

"I am answerable for everything. I have to answer with my own life for what I have experienced and understood." — Mikhail Bakhtin

Enter your home and work locations, select the digital services in your life, and discover your top 5 most controversial AI infrastructure complicities — ranked by proximity to you and by documented harms to health, water, electricity rates, noise, and property values in the communities that host these facilities. Usable from anywhere in the world.

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Erin Brockovich · U.S. Data Center Map

Brockovich's team maps data center locations and documented community harms across the U.S.

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Research leads, not legal claims. Cloud routing changes constantly; no tool can identify the exact facility that processed a specific request. Harm scores are researcher assessments based on public records, regulatory filings, utility documents, local news, and community testimony. Proximity ranking is approximate — ZIP and postal codes indicate region, not routing tables. Use these cards to direct accountability inquiry. This tool does not collect or transmit any data.

Last reviewed: September 2026 · Next scheduled review: March 2027. Data center controversies move fast — especially xAI Memphis (active regulatory dispute) and Project Jupiter (public comment ongoing). If you have newer documentation, please submit it below.
Community Intelligence
Know a facility we missed?

If you live near — or have documented evidence about — a data center with significant community impacts not listed here, send us what you know. We especially need local voices from outside the United States, and from communities in Central America, Africa, the Middle East, and East Asia where AI infrastructure is growing rapidly with little public scrutiny.

What to includeFacility name, company, city/country, and the specific harm you've documented (health, water, electricity prices, noise, property values)
What helps mostPublic records, utility filings, planning documents, local news links, EPA or equivalent complaints — dated sources that can be independently verified
Community voicesYour name and organisation are optional. Anonymity is respected. If you are a resident affected by a nearby facility, your testimony counts as evidence
ResponseSubmissions reviewed quarterly. Verified facilities added to next profile update. You will be credited if you wish
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