Erin Brockovich has launched a crowdsourced online map focused on AI data centers, aiming to give the public a way to report concerns. According to Gizmodo, the map overlays information about major operational and planned hyperscale AI data centers with community-submitted reports, allowing local input to be tied to specific locations. Engadget reports that the project is presented as “a platform to speak up and voice concerns about AI data centers,” emphasizing public participation rather than a purely informational database. Together, the sources describe the effort as combining publicly available data on data center sites with crowd-sourced submissions from residents. The coverage does not specify which types of concerns are most commonly reported or provide details on any enforcement or regulatory actions connected to the map. The initiative is framed as a mechanism for people to share issues they associate with nearby or proposed data center development, while visually organizing that input in relation to large-scale AI infrastructure.