A gap in US accounting rules allows Big Tech companies to conceal tens of billions of dollars of potential liabilities for their AI data centres, the credit rating agency Moody’s warned on Monday.
“Limitations” in the rules mean AI companies may not have to account either for the cost of renewing a data centre lease or for the cost of not renewing it, even though either number could be huge, Moody’s analysts wrote.
“Disclosures may not show the full picture”, the rating agency warned, adding “the accounting liability is unlikely to reflect certain plausible future scenarios”.
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