Fox News AI Newsletter: The network driving fight against data centers, Flock cameras

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IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:

– ‘No Kings’ protest network behind fight against AI data centers and Flock cameras

– US adversary turns up the heat on America’s AI lead with an underestimated edge

– OpenAI’s ChatGPT pivots after previously putting Trump alongside Putin as top threats to democracy

CROSSED WIRES:The same hard-left network behind “No Kings�

SILICON STANDOFF:China is racing to build the data centers and energy infrastructure needed to power artificial intelligence, raising concerns that Beijing’s ability to rapidly construct massive projects could help it get closer toAmerica’s commanding leadin the physical infrastructure underpinning the AI race.

MACHINE VERDICT:OpenAI’s ChatGPT originally rated President Donald Trump as a

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani speaks during a press conference following a fatal stabbing incident in Times Square near West 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, New York, on Aug.31, 2026.(Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images)

CITY HALL RIFT:New York City public school students under 9th Grade will bebanned from using generative AIfor at least one year, Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Wednesday.

‘SAME PLAYBOOK’:As the development of data centers continues to grow into one of the top hot button political issues in the United States, some experts are sounding the alarm on the variousleft-wing groups and climate activistswho are pouring money and resources into data center opposition campaigns.

GRID ON THE BRINK:Your lights.Your water.Your hospital.Your internet.All four depend on digital systems thatforeign hackers are now targeting.

President Donald Trump delivers remarks at the “Winning the AI Race” AI Summit at the Andrew W.Mellon Auditorium in Washington, D.C., on July 23, 2025.(Getty)

‘BACKWARDS AND POOR’:President Donald Trump took aim Monday at the growing backlash against data centers, warning that communities that shut the door on the facilities risk missing out on thejobs and economic gainsof America’s AI boom.

OPINION:Very few people disagree.Artificial intelligence (AI) and roboticswill profoundly impact the lives of every man, woman and child in our country.These revolutionary technologies will radically change our economy and, quite likely, eliminate tens of millions of jobs over the next decade.

BIG TECH BATTLE:It’s the fall of 2028.A debate moderator turns to two presidential nominees who spent their governorshipsfighting over data centers.“China’s AI lead is now a fact,” she says.“In 2026, you decided to restrict data-center construction, and the machinist in Youngstown, Ohio, watched his job follow the servers to the Gulf.What do you tell him?Which of your policies would you take back?”

A transmission tower is shown adjacent to single-family homes with nearby data center infrastructure.

Data centers depend on transmission lines and substations capable of delivering enormous amounts of power reliably, often requiring costly grid upgrades.(Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images)

RURAL REBOOT:In central Washington, a farming town of roughly 8,100 people has become an unlikely showcase forAmerica’s data-center boom.

CTRL ALT DECEIVE:America’s rivals stand to gainfrom a growing backlash against the data centers powering the nation’s AI boom and foreign money is helping fuel it, Brittany Kaiser warned.

HARD AT WORK:The race to build more data centers for artificial intelligence is driving demand for more than chips and electricity.It also requires vast networks of high-speed optical fiber to move data between servers, puttingone of America’s oldest manufacturersat the center of the boom.