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Incorrect information provided by a Google AI overview caused a Kodiak woman to hunt snipe illegally on Sept. 5, according to a citation filed this week at the Kodiak district court. Writing in an affidavit attached to the citation, Alaska…
Alaska Beacon ·There are a half-dozen active lawsuits against Suno in U.S. District Court of Massachusetts. The post Major record labels sue Cambridge-based AI platform, again appeared first on Boston.com .
Boston.com Technology ·If you’re a candidate complaining about an opponent’s stance on an issue, it helps to have a firm and visible position on it yourself. The subject of artificial intelligence is bedeviling congressional candidates on that basis across the…
Oregon Capital Chronicle ·SIOUX FALLS — Inflation is affecting South Dakota businesses before it reaches consumers, and two executives say tariffs, artificial intelligence demand, high interest rates and a tight labor market are among the culprits. Tariffs — taxes…
South Dakota Searchlight ·As the energy industry scrambles to meet surging electricity demand, largely from AI data centers, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is poised to spend nearly $2 billion to help fund 31 grid improvement projects in 26 states.
Pennsylvania Capital-Star ·A Democratic-backing political action committee is getting into the 9th Congressional District race with an ad accusing Republican Sen. Brent Taylor of taking campaign cash from artificial intelligence companies and passing data center…
Tennessee Lookout ·America’s leading artificial intelligence companies started lobbying in Tennessee this year amid growing backlash to data centers and cameras using the technology. At least 11 companies tied to artificial intelligence and data centers…
Tennessee Lookout ·These days, it seems as though there are new data centers being proposed and built everywhere. Tech companies have long relied on these gigantic server warehouses to process massive amounts of digital data. But a race to develop AI,…
Maine Morning Star ·The Ohio Supreme Court blocked a citizen initiative that would have let residents sue data centers over noise and water standards; it targeted a proposed $4B AWS facility in Wilmington.
FOX19 ·Gov. Joe Lombardo in a new executive order is making clear his eagerness to welcome more AI data centers into the state, calling them “the means by which Nevada will meet an unprecedented challenge and realize an unprecedented opportunity,…
Nevada Current ·New Jersey has no statewide guardrails on police use of artificial intelligence, but that hasn't stopped cops from using it.
New Jersey Monitor ·There was a lot of talk this summer about data centers and artificial intelligence West Virginia. Let’s get to it. The governor outlined his Responsible Data Center Development Plan, which is full of a lot of “musts” but mostly empty…
West Virginia Watch ·We’re entering a new world of cyber-attacks, and Washington isn’t ready, a technology expert says.
Washington State Standard ·Lima paused data center construction and new outside water requests for 18 months while it writes standards, leaving its existing water deal with a Google project in American Township in place.
GovTech (via The Lima News) ·The bans, coupled with a new APA report, signal a shift from rapid AI adoption toward more deliberate evaluation.
EdSurge ·The Ohio Supreme Court ordered Trenton to let voters decide on a resident-led ban on large data centers, with residents citing aquifer and electric-cost worries and city leaders pointing to economic benefits.
Spectrum News 1 ·Columbus City Schools will use approved AI tools this year under a policy based on the state model, after Ohio required every district to adopt an AI policy by July 1, 2026.
ABC6 ·PUCO now requires data centers to give AEP Ohio 180 days' notice before returning to default service and to pay the full cost of that power so other customers don't absorb it.
Spectrum News 1 ·Cleveland approved a three-month moratorium, through Oct. 20, on permits for new or expanded standalone data centers while it studies impacts on neighborhoods, the grid and Great Lakes water.
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