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AI Newsletter: Kentucky farming family rejects $26 million from AI giant

Piles from the Hue El Generating Station. Spurlock appears on June 12, 2025, in Maysville, Kentucky. (Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

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Welcome to Fox News’ AI newsletter featuring the latest developments in artificial intelligence technology.

In today’s newsletter:

-Kentucky family rejects $26 million from AI giant to preserve farmland that ‘feeds a nation’

Trump appointed David Sachs as co-chair of the Technology Advisory Board, expanding the role of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies

The Hollywood Federation praises Trump’s policy on artificial intelligence as a “protection of human creativity.”

Move along: A It was reportedly a Kentucky family He turned down a huge offer of $26 million From one of the major artificial intelligence companies. The family chose instead to preserve their historic farmland, citing their legacy of helping feed the nation through corporate technological expansion.

Train along the Ohio River in Maysville, Kentucky

A train stops in front of homes on the banks of the Ohio River in Maysville, Kentucky, September 13, 2017. (Reuters/Brian Snyder)

Increasing influence: President Donald Trump appointed David Sachs as his co-chair Technology Advisory Board. This strategic move signals an expanded focus on shaping AI and cryptocurrency policies under the current administration’s economic and political agenda.

“Strong support”: A major Hollywood union has praised President Trump’s approach to AI policy. The union specifically highlighted the administration’s efforts to implement measures to protect human creativity in the face of rapid development Generative AI tools in the entertainment industry.

Melania Trump walks into the White House alongside a human-like robot.

First Lady Melania Trump, accompanied by a robot, arrives for the “Powering a Future Together” global coalition summit with her other first spouses, at the White House, Wednesday, March 25, 2026, in Washington. (Jacqueline Martin/AP Photo)

Future forward: First Lady Melania Trump Say hello to the humanoid robot During the historic Artificial Intelligence Summit hosted by the White House. This event underscores the Department’s active engagement with rapidly advancing emerging technologies.

Waste control: Vice President J.D. Vance Anti-Fraud Task Force It intensifies its efforts to identify and root out fraudulent activities nationwide. This aggressive initiative comes on the heels of a major enforcement action that led to the suspension of 70 providers in Los Angeles.

Technical confrontation: House Speaker Mike Johnson outlined two specific conditions that he believes must be met for the United States to succeed in winning the highly competitive contest. The global artificial intelligence race.

Lateral advancement: Senator John Fetterman was highly critical A proposed moratorium on the construction of artificial intelligence data centers. Fetterman argues that pausing infrastructure development would put the United States at a severe disadvantage, and describes the proposal as a “China first” policy.

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Earth’s edge: Fox News’ Bret Baier explores the intersection between political energy strategy and next-generation technology, reporting on how artificial intelligence will play a crucial role in unleashing… New potential for geothermal energy development All over the country.

Power play: Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar addresses what he calls it “Undeclared state of emergency” in America. The comprehensive cultural and geopolitical conversation addresses the threat posed by Iran, the development of lethal new US weapons systems, and the strategic maneuvers needed to avoid World War III.

Caution is advised: Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has expressed doubts about the current state of artificial intelligence. Commenting on the recent obsession with the technology industry, Wozniak clearly stated that he is not a fan of technology. Current path of technology.

Financial matters: BlackRock CEO Larry Fink warned of financial disparities that are likely to be exacerbated by technological advances. Fink stressed this Expanding market participation It is absolutely essential to address the growing wealth gap amid the current AI boom.

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