Guardian Publishes Steve Jones Cartoon on AI Datacentres
The Guardian's opinion section has published an editorial cartoon by Steve Jones addressing the advantages and drawbacks of artificial intelligence datacentres.

The Guardian's Comment is Free section published an editorial cartoon on September 12, 2026, created by cartoonist Steve Jones, according to the publication.
The cartoon addresses the pros and cons of AI datacentres, a topic that has drawn public attention as the infrastructure supporting artificial intelligence systems expands globally, The Guardian said.
The piece appears in the newspaper's opinion section, which regularly features editorial cartoons commenting on current events and technology issues, according to the source.
Specific details of the cartoon's imagery and message were not elaborated upon in the available excerpt from the publisher.
Sources
- Steve Jones on the pros and cons of AI datacentres – cartoon — The Guardian — Opinion
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