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    Democracy blindsides Silicon Valley's AI power players●Democracy blindsides Silicon Valley’s power players looking to transform the world with AIMmastodonTechnologyAI303 d ago

    The Guardian reports that Silicon Valley leaders hoping to reshape the world with artificial intelligence are being caught off guard by democratic pushback, particularly grassroots opposition to new datacenters. The piece argues that resistance to datacenter construction reflects broader frustration among people who feel excluded from decisions shaping their lives, as communities seek a voice over how AI infrastructure and its environmental costs are imposed locally.

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    California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed an immigration-related bill, drawing criticism from immigrant advocacy groups in the Central Valley. Advocates in the Fresno area voiced disappointment, saying the measure would have helped immigrant communities in the agricultural region. The governor has not publicly detailed his full reasoning for rejecting the legislation.

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    Newsom veto raises deportation fears for Central Valley immigrants▼Advocates worry Newsom bill veto will make it easier to deport Central Valley immigrants✉newsWorldImmigration1 d ago

    California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill, and immigrant rights advocates in the Central Valley warn the decision could make it easier for federal authorities to deport immigrants in the region. Advocates say the vetoed measure would have provided protections for residents already vulnerable to enforcement actions, and they are voicing disappointment and concern about the consequences for farming communities across the valley.

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    Voices of the Valley to perform Disney a cappella at fall show▼Enjoy a cappella-style Disney tunes at Voices of the Valley's fall show✉newsCultureEntertainment1 d ago

    Voices of the Valley is staging a fall show built around a cappella arrangements of Disney songs, according to The Herald-Dispatch. The announcement invites local audiences to enjoy familiar Disney tunes performed in close-harmony vocal style, with no additional details about dates, venue or ticketing given in the report.