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OpenAI plans to rename the data center "AI Computing Park" to respond to public opinion pressure OpenAI is planning to launch a public relations strategy adjustment after Tuesday's midterm elections and consider fully renaming the "data center" in the traditional sense to "AI Computing Park"
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OpenAI plans to rename the data center "AI Computing Park" to respond to public opinion pressure OpenAI is planning to launch a public relations strategy adjustment after Tuesday's midterm elections and consider fully renaming the "data center" in the traditional sense to "AI Computing Park." This trend is aimed at responding to the growing pressure from public opinion and disputes over power resources. Chris Lane, the company's chief global affairs officer, said that as the midterm elections come to an end, artificial intelligence is expected to become a key issue in the 2028 U.S. presidential election. To this end, OpenAI is brewing a series of policy proposals. In addition to renaming infrastructure to highlight its transformative empowerment of the local economy, it also includes exploring the establishment of a "speed limit" for artificial intelligence, promoting public awareness of its empowering role in daily life, and ensuring the United States' leading position in the formulation of global AI standards. Currently, large data centers are controversial due to their high power consumption and impact on local residents' living costs. Some technology giants have previously announced that they will no longer use confidentiality agreements in negotiations with local governments. OpenAI attempts to alleviate public opposition to infrastructure expansion by building a project cooperation model with more transparency and community responsibility. This strategic adjustment reflects that leading AI companies are shifting from pure technological expansion to a comprehensive governance stage that pays more attention to social acceptance and policy coordination when dealing with local compliance supervision and public trust crises. via AI News (author: AI Base)