Leftist Network Powering 'Conservative' Rebellion Against AI Data Centers

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Amy Curtis
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Townhall
Article date: 
24 July 2026
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National News
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One year ago, the Trump administration unveiled its AI Action Plan, a framework for winning the AI race and keeping control of artificial intelligence and related technologies in American hands. That AI Action Plan included three executive orders to prevent "woke" AI, accelerate data center permitting, and secure AI technology dominance...

However, there is a left-wing network that is behind a so-called "conservative" rebellion against AI. The anti-AI group "Humans First" claims to be a conservative organization, and that's a narrative the media are all too happy to run with. Axios, The Hill, The Guardian, and Humans First itself use that label. On the Humans First website, it calls itself a "conservative social movement that is dedicated to ensuring the future of AI is in the hands of everyday people."

That's a lie.

It turns out a network of Green Party figures and Democratic Party-aligned activists are behind Humans First...

It's clear that Humans First is not telling the truth, and the media are more than happy to help spread the lie that Humans First is a "conservative movement."...

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