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But courts have jurisdiction over their consumer markets, if a court in the US says it's illegal to use non-licenced data for training models and any product do
by piva00 4y ago
But courts have jurisdiction over their consumer markets, if a court in the US says it's illegal to use non-licenced data for training models and any product doing so can't be used/sold in the US you have lost access to a massive consumer market.
Case in point: GDPR, you can vacuum as much private data as you wish from non-EU citizens, the moment you touch EU-citizen data you must abide by the GDPR or you don't have access to a market of 400+ million of some of the wealthiest countries in the world.
You don't need global jurisdiction when your economical power is large enough.
- soco 4y agoWhich leaves the citizens in countries without large enough economical power at the mercy of those corporations. Nothing new, you will say.