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The Lantern
thelantern.com > 2026 > 08 > ohio-states-first-ai-design-class-launched-over-the-summer

Ohio State’s first AI design class launched over the summer

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (415+ words) An artificial intelligence image designed by Matthew Colton. It was generated by a custom AI model. Credit: Courtesy of Professor Robillard The first artificial intelligence design course was introduced this past summer semester at Ohio State. Design 5193 – “AI and Generative…...

@capitalandmain
capitalandmain.com > candidates-run-against-data-centers-but-ohio-legislature-didnt-get-the-memo

Candidates Run Against Data Centers, but Ohio Legislature Didn’t Get the Memo

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1009+ words) Candidates in both parties turn on the industry while a bill redefining coal and gas as “clean” energy moves quietly in the statehouse. With some of the highest electricity rates in the Midwest, Ohio has seen a remarkable policy shift…...

IJR
ijr.com > article > nrsc-data-centers-ohio-senate-jon-husted-sherrod-brown

Unearthed Memo Shines Light On GOP’s Five-Alarm Fire In Ohio

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (454+ words) Republicans fear the opposition to artificial intelligence data centers could cost them Ohio’s hotly-contested Senate race, according to a recent leaked memo. The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) expressed its concerns in an Aug. 18 “Ohio Data Center Risk” private memo,…...

Yahoo Finance
finance.yahoo.com > technology > ai > articles > nvidia-backs-8-gw-ohio-013000089.html

Nvidia Backs 8-GW Ohio AI Campus for OpenAI With $1.5 Billion Investment

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (501+ words) Nvidia is backing a massive artificial intelligence infrastructure development in Ohio that could ultimately require at least 10 gigawatts of new power generation, underscoring the rapidly growing impact of AI data centers on U.S. electricity demand. The chipmaker said it has partnered…...