The Unlikely Villain: Why Americans Can't Stand Their Own Technological Future A recent poll conducted by the New York Times and Siena University found that 61% of likely voters are opposed to building data centers that power AI technology.
This is not just another unpopular outcome; it's a symptom of a deeper unease about the role of technology in American lives.
For years, proponents of AI have touted its benefits as a future of unparalleled efficiency and brightness. However, this poll suggests that Americans are starting to see through the hype.