AI Infrastructure in Ohio: OpenAI plans to lease a massive 20-year AI data center in Ohio on a former uranium enrichment site, with Nvidia backing a $105B financing commitment; the build could reach 8GW capacity and run “exclusively” on Nvidia chips, while SoftBank/SB Energy and Nvidia also plan major local power investments. Robotics Data Push: LG Electronics and Nvidia are teaming up to secure 12 years’ worth of robot training data this year, aiming to combine LG’s DataFactory with Nvidia physical AI to accelerate robotics development. Social Media in Court: Meta is set for a high-stakes federal trial in Oakland over claims it designed Facebook/Instagram to hook kids, with states seeking penalties that could reach $1.4T if Meta loses. Grid Reliability for the AI Boom: A National Hydropower Association report argues the U.S. needs more pumped-storage hydropower to “win the AI race,” citing dozens of projects awaiting licensing. Tennessee Housing Affordability: A new analysis says HUD spending since 2015 hasn’t meaningfully improved affordability, with Tennessee among states showing large affordability gaps. Nashville Storm Response Review: A commission interim report says Nashville’s winter storm response exposed “significant shortfalls,” including outdated technology and weak information-sharing, and calls for an outside investigation into the emergency management office. Copyright vs. AI Music: Round Hill Music filed $1B+ copyright suits against Suno and Anthropic over alleged unauthorized scraping and AI training use. Public Health Tool: Hospitals in at least 24 states are using “I Gave Birth” postpartum wristbands to flag postpartum risks and reduce maternal deaths. Local STEM/Health Education: UT Knoxville opened Torchbearer Hall, and ETSU’s Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy welcomed its Class of 2030.