"No Kings" Network Leads Fight Against AI Data Centers, Flock Cameras as Foreign Influence Fears Rise

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Sep 4

A Fox News Digital investigation and new report say the hard-left network behind "No Kings" protests is also driving opposition to AI data centers and Flock surveillance cameras.
Rob Joyce, the former NSC cybersecurity director, said such influence actions amount to "cognitive warfare," with Americans unknowingly arguing for outcomes that benefit Beijing.
The report ties that backlash to a wider AI infrastructure contest, arguing China is rapidly building the data centers and energy systems needed to narrow the U.S. lead.
Donald Trump this week warned communities blocking data centers could forfeit jobs and economic gains, underscoring how local fights over AI facilities have become a national political issue.

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