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Seventy-one percent of Americans oppose having AI data centers in their local area — more than those who would oppose a nuclear power plant. In Virginia, home to a third of the world's data centers, residents complain of being blindsided as farmland is replaced by industrial facilities. In Utah, a proposed 62-square-mile data center would use more power than the entire state. Meanwhile, AI is extracting copyrighted material without consent, with authors receiving minimal compensation. Experts say AI will create a "job shift" rather than mass job loss but warn mid-career workers are most at risk.
So, who are the real winners and losers of the AI boom?
Presenter: Cyril Venier
Guests:
Christina Podnar – AI policy advisor
Nicol Turner Lee – Director of the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution
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