More than 70 members of the public filled every seat and stood shoulder to shoulder on the side of the room Wednesday as a new North Dakota legislative committee held its first meeting focused on artificial intelligence and data centers. Linda Hagen Mathern, a Bismarck citizen concerned about data centers, told lawmakers there were many […]
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