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- Humans First activists drove a bus on an 8,000-mile, 35-stop tour of AI data centers.
- The bus visited Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta and Nvidia facilities before ending in Berkeley.
- Amy Kremer, chair of Humans First, said the tour aimed to give Americans a seat.
- Kylie Jane Kremer, senior adviser, promoted a 13-point Data Center Policy opposing surveillance.
- Members noted rising public worry about AI existential threats after Jacob Coxon’s warning.
