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    A Mother Jones podcast episode examines the growing backlash against data centers across the United States, framing it as a stress test for the AI boom. Communities and politicians are increasingly pushing back on the facilities' power demands, water use, and local impact, turning what was once quiet infrastructure buildout into a charged political issue.

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    Officials in Monmouth, Illinois, are warning residents about scams in which fraudsters use artificial intelligence to impersonate celebrities, likely to trick people into sending money or personal information. The local advisory urges caution with unsolicited messages and requests that appear to come from famous figures, as AI-generated voices and images become increasingly convincing.

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    Pi pod lets developers run coding agents in self-hosted sandboxes●Show HN: Pi pod – Run your pi coding agent in sandboxes on your own serverYhnScienceBiology12111 min ago

    A new tool called Pi pod has been released, letting developers run the Pi coding agent inside sandboxed environments on their own servers rather than relying on managed cloud infrastructure. The launch is drawing attention among developers interested in self-hosting AI coding tools, with discussion centring on control, security and the trade-offs of running agent workloads locally.

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    Disabling Apple Intelligence in macOS 27 frees up disk space●Turn off Apple Intelligence on macOS 27 and get its disk space backYhnScienceSpace77117 min ago

    Mac users are pointing out that turning off Apple Intelligence in macOS 27 can reclaim significant disk space taken up by the AI's local models and caches. A community script circulating on GitHub removes the leftover files, and the discussion is drawing attention to how much storage Apple's on-device AI features consume.

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    AI search tool indexes every photo and video frame on macOS●Show HN: AI search for every photo and every frame of video on macOSYhnHealthMedicine18127 min ago

    A developer has released an AI-powered search tool for macOS that lets users search across every photo and every frame of video stored on their machine, with the code published on GitHub. The launch drew attention on Hacker News, where it quickly gained around 180 upvotes and prompted discussion about local visual search.

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