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There may be another brake on the AI data-center boom that has received surprisingly little attention: insurance may become a binding constraint on financing and completion long before anyone runs out of enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.

There are increasingly two conversations about artificial intelligence in America, and they are beginning to collide.

For the past two years, Wall Street has treated artificial intelligence as a one-way trade.

“Formal property’s contribution to mankind is not the protection of ownership… Property’s real breakthrough is that it radically improved the flow of communications about assets and their potential.”

The most important data center story today wasn’t a zoning hearing, a transmission line fight, or a new hyperscaler valuation announcement.

Birmingham’s data-center fight is now a full local legitimacy crisis.

Democracy Made Them Do It The new Poseidon Wave Media LLC lawsuit against Suno may become another important fair use case in generative AI music because it goes straight at the weak point Judge Vince Chhabria identified in Kadrey v.

For years, the political conversation around AI data centers followed a familiar script that was straight out of the Chamber of Commerce.

The AI moratorium fight was never really about “innovation.”

AI training litigation is moving from copyright pleadings to governance pleadings.