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The Backlash Against Data Centers

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The Backlash Against Data Centers
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The Atlantic explores the growing public backlash against the rapid construction of AI data centers in American communities. Critics argue that these facilities are being built without local input and that the economic benefits are not being shared with residents.

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As AI infrastructure expands, the tension between technological development and local community interests is becoming a significant political issue.

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