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AI-generated anti-data center slop spreads on Minnesota Facebook pages

By

Em Cassel

10d ago· 5 min readenNews

Summary

This article from The Flyover newsletter discusses the phenomenon of AI-generated anti-data center slop appearing on Facebook pages like "Minnesota Roots." These posts use ugly AI art to protest the construction of AI data centers, creating a paradoxical situation where AI-generated content is used to criticize AI infrastructure. The piece is part of a broader news roundup covering Minnesota stories, including immigration hearings, helping New Jersey, and the restoration of the Gold Medal Flour house.

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You can pretty much expect to see AI slop when you hop onto Facebook, but one particular strain of slop has been appearing in my feed a lot lately.
There are all of these weird anti-data center messages, clearly AI-generated, that appear on pages about life in Minnesota.
Both of the images above were posted by a page called Minnesota Roots, which almost exclusively posts
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Plus 'mega master' immigration hearings, helping NJ, and the Gold Medal Flour house is restored in today's Flyover news roundup.

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