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Reporter/film producer/public speaker. Author of six books on energy, power, innovation & politics. Producer & narrator: juicetheseries.com 💡
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The AI Backlash Comes to Texas

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By Robert Bryce
| principia-scientific.com
Written by Robert Bryce on July 3, 2026. Posted in Current News Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has never been known for his strong political convictions. His views on any given issue are, well, malleable. For instance, on November 14, the three-term governor raved about Google’s plan to spend $40 billion on AI and data centers during a press event in Midlothian.
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The AI Backlash Comes to Texas

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By Robert Bryce
| Robert Bryce
Last November, Texas Congressman Jake Ellzey, U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy James Danly, Governor Greg Abbott, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai, and Google Senior Director Amanda Peterson Corio touted Google’s plan to spend $40 billion in Texas on AI and data centers at an event in Midlothian. Credit: Google. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has never been known for his strong political convictions. His views on any given issue are, well, malleable.
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Postcard From Saigon

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By Robert Bryce
| Robert Bryce
Construction cranes are everywhere in Saigon. From our hotel room near the banks of the Saigon River, we could see more than two dozen of them. Construction is happening all over the town, which is properly known as Ho Chi Minh City. Five decades after the US military left the country after an ignominious war, Vietnam has become an industrial powerhouse with one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.
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