Big Tech claims voters’ AI backlash is “anti-Trump” not “anti-tech”
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昨日选举中，选民普遍支持限制AI与数据中心发展的候选人和措施，使特朗普政府快速推进的美国AI建设计划面临放缓。民调机构Redbud Consulting追踪数据显示，10个州共44项限制数据中心的措施中已有38项通过，包括多项暂停令和禁令。分析认为，这些措施不会影响已开工或已获批至2027年的项目，主要影响2028年后的规划项目。此外，选民还支持主张加强监管
Donald Trump’s big, rapid American AI buildout now faces a major slowdown as voters in yesterday’s elections overwhelmingly supported candidates and measures that favored increasing restrictions on AI and data centers nationwide.
One resource from a polling firm, called Redbud Consulting, tracked data center initiatives on the ballot and reported that out of 44 measures across 10 states seeking to restrict data centers, 38 passed so far. Those measures included dozens of moratoriums and bans. Analysts suggested those won’t impact data centers already under construction or approved through 2027, instead largely impacting future projects planned for 2028. Only one measure passed allowing a data center to proceed. But even that small win represented pushback on the AI industry—requiring data center developers in a North Dakota city to pay for independent reviews and hold public hearings when expanding or proposing projects.
In addition to increasing regulations on data centers, voters also backed anti-AI candidates, electing officials vowing crackdowns in key states building out the most data center capacity in the US.
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