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Katherine Long

Seattle
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Former Education Lab editor at The Seattle Times, now retired.
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Jensen Huang presses lawmakers for lighter touch on AI

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By Katherine Long, Owen Dahlkamp, Kelsey Brugger Verified
| MSN Verified
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang came to Washington on Tuesday with a message for lawmakers: The United States needs to expand access to artificial intelligence technology if it wants to stay ahead in the global AI race. Huang visited Capitol Hill as Congress and the Trump administration weighs how aggressively to regulate AI while trying to maintain America's technological edge over China.
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Democrats drive voter opposition to data centers, POLITICO Poll finds

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By Katherine Long, Jessie Blaeser
| Yahoo Verified
Americans' attitudes toward data centers have grown increasingly sour and politically polarized in the past six months, a trend that signals trouble for the artificial intelligence industry and leaders of both parties, according to new results from The POLITICO Poll.
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'I wouldn't call it panic': Industry quails at Hochul's data center pause

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By Katherine Long, Shelby Webb Verified
| MSN Verified
Katherine Long and Shelby Webb New York's moratorium on data centers could serve as an opening salvo for leaders in other states looking to rein in tech infrastructure — as well as congressional Democrats hoping to seize on the issue in the November midterms. The executive order that Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul signed Tuesday marks the first state-level pause on data center construction, following dozens of municipalities in red and blue states that have passed similar moratoriums.
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