power banks n starlink

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Power banks and satellite communications needed to operate AI robots.

Well the power demands from Japan may be just for this, and why they attacked houtis, because any job won't do it has to be AI
Having looked at power requirements it reminds me of old days when computers used huge cooling stations, big and clumsy.
Now starlink for internet access in poor countries, Na. Unless someone is giving them devices they don't have.
That's a lot of satellites, and this isnt just example of tracking someone's phone, or even EU collecting all your data. These are robots.
Why is Elon musk so intent on making this happen quick, at expense of all else.
Does public or countries get to vote on this or do we sit back Nd wait for Ursula at EU to set all security standards for us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OnfGDky1Ts

Starlings main objective isn't high speed internet, it's also satellite live footage/coverage and hence Musk's money is owned by George Soros Nd America. Combine this with robots to control civilians and it's clear how the future could look. Elon musk himself admitting AI is dangerous.

Even if you don't agree with war in ukraine, perhaps you may agree we need some freedom in the world, that whosoever controls AI can file the world, and that like failed justice system giving preference to rich and lawyers - we can't guarantee AI is fair, or that EU and ursula has correct agenda.

Actually, Starlink isn't considered to be high speed Internet in the US.

As I understand it, Musk tried to get enormous amounts of money from the FCC, but couldn't meet the FCC's requirements on the speed. I think that the FCC wanted 100 megabits per second and StarLink was only about 30 to 40 megabits per second and if too many were on it, it would get really slow. For the most part, the FCC was focusing primarily on fiber and was happy to give large companies millions of dollars to put smaller companies without as many resources out of business.