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Whether you agree with it or not, the EU has proved itself to take consistently anti-big US tech stances, so I can see why they might be deterred from releasing
by Fernicia 4y ago
Whether you agree with it or not, the EU has proved itself to take consistently anti-big US tech stances, so I can see why they might be deterred from releasing to that market without obvious financial benefits.
- gcatalfamo 4y agochatgpt didn't have geographical limitations when it came out, greatly aiding its virality.
- bcg361 4y agoYes it did, and it still does. It's allowed in most countries, and is much better than bard, but it's not perfect. https://platform.openai.com/docs/supported-countries https://platform.openai.com/docs/supported-countries
- Takennickname 4y agoAh yes. Because the world is only the US and the EU.
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- titaniczero 4y ago> the EU has proved itself to take consistently anti-big US tech stances Is that how you call trying to protect consumers over there? Really, there are genuinely good reasons for those "stances".