A Kentucky woman turned down a $26 million offer from an AI company seeking to build a data center on her land
The AI company plans to attempt rezoning 2,000 acres nearby despite the rejection
Real-world pushback against AI infrastructure expansion is increasing as the technology stretches into local communities
The article highlights growing tension between AI industry expansion and public resistance in physical spaces
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