The entire electric sector has flipped from future planning to active crisis management, triggered by AI demand's high-frequency "EKG load profile," a genuinely destabilizing force. This unprecedented AI Demand instability is directly leading to massive capital responses, such as NRG Energy's announced $936 million natural gas plant to meet Google's Texas data center plans, and triggering intense regulatory conflict. We analyze why Pennsylvania is moving to assert state control over regional PJM load forecasts to prevent customers from subsidizing transmission, and how former commissioners are urging the Supreme Court to uphold FPC independence to protect infrastructure capital. Tune in to understand the connection between these high-level regulatory pressures, rising utility costs now feeding into consumer debt, and the critical question of whether utilities will redesign tariffs to charge customers based on their real-time load profile costs.