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Farmers decline 26M for AI center
Two American farmers refused an offer of $26.48 million to sell their lands to a company linked to artificial intelligence after discovering that the project involved building data centers to operate AI technologies on their properties. Although the offer exceeded the market value of the land, they withdrew from it out of concern for the impact of the project on the land that has remained in their family for nearly 200 years. Ida Hadleston and Delisa Barry strongly opposed the deal. The project has also caused divisions among local residents, with some supporting it to benefit from the economic gains, while others oppose it, fearing it could disrupt their lives and lead to future legal disputes.
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