Recent survey results indicate that a larger share of Americans resist having AI data centers built in their communities compared with accepting nuclear power facilities. Gizmodo reports that only 27% of Americans support constructing AI data centers in their local areas, implying most are not in favor of such development. Forbes similarly describes public sentiment as generally negative toward local data center construction, stating that a majority of Americans oppose placing these facilities nearby to support artificial intelligence. Both outlets frame the findings as a comparative view of where respondents prefer (or reject) different types of energy and infrastructure projects. While the reports focus on public preferences rather than specific policy details, they converge on the same central takeaway: opposition to AI data center siting is widespread, and the level of resistance appears greater than for nuclear power plants. The surveys underscore a gap between technological expansion plans for AI infrastructure and local public acceptance of the associated physical facilities.