A Mississippi resident has become a named plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit targeting Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, xAI, over allegations of excessive noise from a facility powering data centres that train the large language model Grok. According to CBC News, Jason Haley claims the constant industrial sound has severely disrupted daily life for nearby homeowners. The legal action comes as the company has begun deploying real estate agents door-to-door with letters offering to purchase properties in the affected area. CBC News reported that these buyout proposals include a condition requiring recipients to agree not to participate in the lawsuit. Haley has publicly stated he will not accept such an offer, choosing instead to pursue the litigation. The plant in question was constructed to supply electricity to the massive computing infrastructure needed to develop
Source: CBC News.
