I'm building an AI that tells you if a $50M piece of land is a trap — before you buy it

Data center land looks fine on paper and then dies in a township meeting or waits six years for grid power. GridClear scores any US parcel on those two risks from the actual decision record, every rezoning, moratorium, and interconnection filing tied to that location. Not sentiment, not a shaded map. The honest open question I'm wrestling with: is the buyer the developer who picks the site, or the lender who eats the loss when it fails? Curious what you'd bet on.