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Our Mom-and-Pop Data Center Original

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By Jed Feiman , Nehemiah Markos
| The New Yorker
Meta operates 26 data centers in the United States and has said it will spend $600 billion to build new ones in the coming years. . . . It and other tech giants have hired “community affairs” workers to build local trust. —The Times, in a story about tech companies creating folksy TV ads to change public opinion about the vast computing facilities that power A.I. For more than five generations, Hillsbrook Servers has prided itself on being a family-owned and -operated data center.
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Roles That You, a Digitally Scanned Background Actor, Will Soon Be Performing

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By Nehemiah Markos, Jed Feiman 
| The New Yorker
“They proposed that our background performers should be able to be scanned, get paid for one day’s pay, and the company should be able to own that scan, that likeness, for the rest of eternity, on any project they want, with no consent and no compensation.” —Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, SAG-AFTRA’s Chief Negotiator Morning Commuter Heading to Soul-Crushing Job in Midtown Hey, that’s your blurry face right behind digitally de-aged Tom Hanks in the opening credits of the newest chatbot-written Nora...
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You’re Subpoenaed to the January 6th Committee Holiday Party Original

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By Nehemiah Markos, Jed Feiman 
| The New Yorker
Greetings, esteemed congresspeople, staffers, witnesses, and newly referred criminals! The January 6th committee cordially provides this subpoena in connection with its second annual holiday party, on Friday. The government invites you and a credentialled guest to get down at the Cannon House Office Building at 4:30 P.M. sharp. The dress code is “tempered court-appearance festive.” This gathering is expected to be boisterous and fun.
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