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it did miss the internet, and partly thanks to uncompetitive regulation. You will not find the equivalent of gdpr that targets tourism or car manufacturing or f
by seydor 3y ago
it did miss the internet, and partly thanks to uncompetitive regulation. You will not find the equivalent of gdpr that targets tourism or car manufacturing or fashion because those are large moneymakers in europe. Conversely, no large subsidies for internet or AI either. These industries don't just appear spontaneously
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MistralAI is a european company. It makes an unregulated open source AI and they are proud of both , it s actually part of their mission. It worked and it s becoming increasingly popular and successful. How will mistral grow to the size of openAI etc?
- shortsunblack 3y ago>car manufacturing Are you serious? EU regulates cars much. Majority of cars sold in U.S. cannot be imported to EU due to them failing safety regulations.
- TheCapeGreek 3y ago>cars sold in U.S. cannot be imported to EU due to them failing safety regulations. This is not a bad thing. Living in the third world, there are "exclusive" cars here from big manufacturers too; but they aren't available in EU because they're 0/5 safety rated tin cans. I keep an eye out if a car is "only" sold in the global south and avoid it like the plague.
- Nasrudith 3y agoI have heard of the reverse occurring as well, EU cars which need modification to be road legal and not from "steering wheel on the wrong side" issues. I believe one example were smartcars ironically failing emissions tests. The point being incompatibility may be mutual.