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- AI companies are dumping $265M into the midterms as data center backlash sweeps through communities
Reports AI companies are putting $265M into US midterms amid local backlash over data-center buildouts.
- Ohio data-center boom: PE flips halls to Big Tech while towns eat water, power, and a paused $1.5B tax break
Examines Ohio’s data-center boom, including PE-to-Big-Tech flips, resource burdens, and a paused $1.5B tax break.
- Federal judge again rules against Musk's xAI, allowing Minnesota 'nudification' ban to continue
Covers a federal judge again permitting Minnesota’s AI nudification ban to remain in force against xAI’s challenge.
- Danny Boyle confirms AI was used to generate animals like mice, and bring old photographs to life in his upcoming movie 'Ink'
Danny Boyle says his upcoming film Ink used AI for animal generation and animating archival photographs.
- Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Speaks Out Against ‘AI and Endless Garbage’ Posted Online After Icon’s Death
Stella Parton speaks against AI-made material and online “garbage” posted following Dolly Parton’s death.
- Yesterday, an account got Grok to admit to Israel's genocide. Today, that account is banned.
Alleges an account was banned after prompting Grok to characterize Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide.
- While some AI companies are cutting the spines off of books and throwing them in to acid baths, Simultaneously some companies are repairing books so they can be around another few centuries.
Highlights the contrast between physical-book destruction for AI digitization and long-term book restoration efforts.
- News anchors in disbelief that Miriam Shor has never used ChatGPT and has no desire to. When asked if she wants to try it then, Shor responds, "Let's ask how much water it uses every time you use ChatGPT."
News clip captures Miriam Shor challenging ChatGPT adoption by raising its per-query water use.
- Warning: There is a new form of ai generated image
Flags a claimed new type of AI-generated image, potentially useful for tracking emerging synthetic-media artifacts.
- [OC] Humans vs ChatGPT picking random numbers (1–100). We pick 69; AI is obsessed with 47.
Original comparison charts humans’ and ChatGPT’s supposedly nonrandom choices when asked for numbers from 1 to 100.
