AI Backlash Goes Mainstream, Musk Loses in Court, and RAM Makers Drown in Debt

News and Updates: American Rebellion Against AI: Public opposition to AI and data centers is surging, with 48 projects worth $156 billion blocked last year and isolated acts of violence reported against data center supporters. AI May Actually Be Creating Entry-Level Jobs: A survey of 1,500 employers found nearly three times as many companies using AI are increasing junior hiring in 2026 as those cutting back, as AI handles more routine tasks. Jury Sides with OpenAI Over Musk: A nine-person jury unanimously rejected Elon Musk's claims against OpenAI and Sam Altman in under two hours, ruling the lawsuit was filed after the statute of limitations had expired. Musk Loses the Case, May Win the Narrative: Despite the courtroom loss, Musk's prolonged public campaign damaged Altman's reputation and fueled doubt, while OpenAI now has a clearer path toward its long-anticipated IPO. RAM Makers Taking on Massive Debt for AI Demand: Taiwanese memory manufacturers Adata, Apacer, and TeamGroup have collectively borrowed over $880 million to keep up with AI-driven chip demand, raising long-term sustainability concerns.