Hundreds of people attended a pro-AI party in DC on September 26, in what the organizers called a counterprogram to the "bipartisan psychosis" over data centers (The Washington Sun)
Hundreds of individuals gathered in Washington, D.C., on September 26 for a pro-AI event organized as a counter to political debates over data centers. The organizers described the gathering as a response to what they termed 'bipartisan psychosis' regarding artificial intelligence infrastructure. The event highlighted growing public engagement with AI policy issues in the capital.
- ▪A pro-AI party was held in Washington, D.C., on September 26.
- ▪The organizers characterized the event as a counterprogram to political concerns about data centers.
- ▪The gathering attracted hundreds of attendees.
- ▪The event was framed as a reaction to what organizers called 'bipartisan psychosis'.
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