‘Visible, strong, consistent, persistent opposition’: Activists hold public discussion on AI data centre, while awaiting court’s decision
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17, featured Hamilton, Ont.-based activist and researcher Nick Tsergas, who built the website stopthedatacentre.ca as well as […]
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B.I.A.S. ANALYSIS
NOT DETERMINED
No bias signal detected in this article — this is not a finding of neutrality.
The detector looks for loaded political vocabulary and found none here.
Signal breakdown
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CENTER LEFT
avg -0.474
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Excerpt from NB Media Co-op
Volunteers from Save Lorneville recently held a public discussion at the Saint John Newcomers Centre, where activists called for sustained opposition to a controversial proposed AI data centre in the area. The event, which took place on Oct. 17, featured Hamilton, Ont.-based activist and researcher Nick Tsergas, who built the website stopthedatacentre.ca as well as […]
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