TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said he hopes Google will change its stance on a power plant investment in Finland, calling the idea that AI is taking over the world a hoax. Trump made the remarks without providing further detail on the project or Google’s position. No response from Google was immediately reported.
Trump Says He Wants Google to Change Its Mind on Finland Power Plant Investment
AI take
Trump's public nudge at a single corporate decision is a reminder that AI infrastructure siting is now a political issue, not just a commercial one. His dismissal of AI-dominance concerns sits awkwardly beside his push for the very data-center power such projects require. The absence of any Google response leaves the substance of the dispute — and whether presidential pressure moves private investment decisions — entirely unresolved.
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