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OpenAI's decision to drop NDAs with public officials for its data center projects signals a strategic pivot toward transparency amid growing political scrutiny over AI infrastructure expansion. This move, coupled with commitments to cover full electricity costs and local hiring, addresses key community concerns regarding the social license required for large-scale compute campus deployment.
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OpenAI is stepping back from NDAs for data center projects
The Verge1 min read
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