SuperPACs are funneling millions of dollars into pro-AI candidates, with Trump saying communities that reject data…
- Political action committees are funneling millions of dollars into candidates and adverts in an attempt to change perspectives on AI and data centers
- Numerous states have changed regulations on data centers, making them increasingly hard to gain approval for new projects
- The US economy is hinged upon the growth of AI companies, and opposition is costing money
A new breed of AI-aligned super political action committees (SuperPAC) is spending millions of dollars in an attempt to get pro-AI data center candidates elected in this year’s midterm elections.
Data centers have become a hot political topic with the majority of Americans preferring to have a nuclear reactor in their backyard rather than an AI data center. Americans are also increasingly concerned about AI and its effects on the job market, the environment, and their own health.
But these perspectives just don’t align with AI companies, who have seen unprecedented growth...
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