Jensen Huang says AI regulation is unnecessary, arguing safety is an engineering problem and companies should police themselves.
A new poll shows most likely voters oppose AI data centers, even as the issue barely registers in the midterm race.
Philadelphia activists are fighting the data center boom, warning about pollution, power use and justice concerns in Grays Ferry.
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