She declined 26 million over AI
The Hoddeston family in Kentucky declined an offer of over $26 million to sell approximately 1,200 acres of their land, which is a vital part of their family heritage, in order to establish an AI-powered data center complex. Despite the significant gap between the offer's value and the usual agricultural land price of around $6,000 per acre, the family chose to preserve the land they and their children have called home for decades. This case reflects a clash between money and the preservation of memories and family legacy.
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