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Fox News AI Newsletter: Family turns down $26M from AI giant to keep farmland

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Fox News AI Newsletter: Family turns down $26M from AI giant to keep farmland
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- Kentucky family turns down $26M from AI giant to keep farmland that 'fed a nation'

- Trump names David Sacks co-chair of tech advisory council, expanding AI, crypto role 

- Hollywood union praises Trump's AI policy as 'protections for human creativity'

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