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Event - Data Refineries: How Data Centres Make the Politics of AI Visible

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18 November 2026 - Regina - 2026 Stapleford Lecture with Dr. Mél Hogan - Canadians increasingly resist AI data centers, framing them as value-extracting "data refineries" while politicians promote local facilities for data sovereignty.

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