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Nope (Switzerland). I wonder why this idiocy happens.

• JumpCrisscross 3y ago
  > wonder why this idiocy happens I’ve seen legal advice to avoid deploying LLMs to EU and adjacent users. This might be a result of that.
  • atemerev 3y ago
    Well, ChatGPT works perfectly fine here.
    • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
      > ChatGPT works perfectly fine here There are generally two costs to compliance: actually compliance, and proving compliance. The latter is the concern in the EU. It's already gotten OpenAI in trouble in e.g. Italy. None of this means nobody should deploy LLMs in Europe. Just that there are unique costs that should be considered.
      • atemerev 3y ago
        Well, Switzerland is not in EU.
        • JumpCrisscross 3y ago
          > Switzerland is not in EU Hence "EU and adjacent." Swiss law incorporates the problematic elements of GDPR, namely, its complain-investigate model and unilaterally-empowered regulator.