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> Unfortunately, Claude.ai is only available in the US and UK. We're working hard to expand to other regions soon.
by sva_ 3y ago
> Unfortunately, Claude.ai is only available in the US and UK. We're working hard to expand to other regions soon.
- TheBlapse 3y agoWorks with VPN
- AviationAtom 3y agoIt's been available through Slack for some time now
- throwaway1777 3y agoThe slack version doesn’t work for me anymore.
- AviationAtom 3y agoI just tried it again and it's still working for me. Were you accessing it in any special way? It should have just been a matter off adding the app to your Slack instance.
- throwaway1777 3y agoHuh. Maybe I’ll try removing it and onboard again.
- awestroke 3y agoRegion locking digital services is such a stone age approach
- Aerbil313 3y agoIf it works for the masses it works for the masses.
- seydor 3y agoTbh google and anthropic don't have to bother with various legal peculiarities and receiving bad PR from politicians
- awestroke 3y agoJust blacklist France and Italy instead of whitelisting the US only
- 317070 3y agoHow else should they handle the difference in legal frameworks?
- pembrook 3y agoI would say it’s actually now the “modern” approach. The old way was to move fast and break things. The new way is extreme risk aversion and lawyers. We’ve swung in the complete opposite direction because in the eyes of the current zeitgeist, all tech companies are default evil until proven otherwise. Governments like the EU have made it clear they do not like their citizens interacting with experimental technology products that might be rough around the edges. Gotta protect everyone from these awful scary new fangled chat websites. OpenAI got away with it by being a first mover.
- moffkalast 3y ago> all tech companies are default evil until proven otherwise To be fair, that is a relatively reliable assumption. The market incentives are set up that way, so either they are or they are pushed out by those that are.
- pembrook 3y agoThe market incentives are absolutely not set up that way. While you can make money in the short term by scamming people, in the long term, you always get found out. Markets are not perfectly efficient, but in aggregate they trend toward efficiency over time. Fundamentally, all products that continue to exist over time do so because they deliver value for people. You may not agree with what other people value, but then your problem is with those people, and we have to ask the question--why are the things you value so much better and why should we make you King and allow you to dictate the needs and wants of everyone else?
- riwsky 3y agoOr rather, “fining the hell out of companies for offering services to your citizens that your citizens want and the rest of the world is fine with” is such a Stone Age approach
- KaiserPro 3y agocounter point: asking companies to do the bare minimum to guarantee that companies don't steal customer's data, infringe copyright and generally piss on people's rights for their own profit, seems like a reasonably good thing.
- soligern 3y agoMake your region worth unlocking. I kid, I kid.
- aleph_minus_one 3y agoTry it at poe.com
- joelthelion 3y agoOf course, they are still happy to harvest your email address.
- hcks 3y agoHuman email address harvesting you mean ? Truly horrifying
- johndough 3y agoI think their approach to region blocking is a bit rude. First, they pretend that I can sign up, but then they paddle back once I entered the login code. Why waste my time like that? Also I do not understand why they are region blocking at all. If they are worried about GDPR, they should not let me enter an email address.
- remuskaos 3y agoI've had the same happen. I've registered and logged in via VPN with a UK exit node. Worked perfectly. Even stranger, now that my account is created, the VPN seems to be no longer necessary. I can just login with e-mail and the token they send me each time.