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France warns against killing a European ChatGPT; Too many rules on AI
- version_five 3y agoGood. I think the grifters have overplayed their hand and we're going to see more sensibility about regulation compared with the alarmist controls that those who would profit are looking for.
- constantcrying 3y agoI don't. The alarmism plays very much into the hands of both the powerful AI companies and regulators. Both benefit from restrictions, like the absurdist EU legislations, quite a lot. France motivation is likely a realization that these legislations hinder their own companies, more than they would help keeping down the competition.
- JPLeRouzic 3y ago> "When it comes to Big Tech, France previously has been on the heavy-handed side of regulation, seeking to impose new rules on U.S. cloud giants before the EU, for example, and coming up with a flurry of content-regulation laws." Macron can turn around in a matter of hours. Many of his prime ministers and EU partners, have had a painful experience of this.