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The app is not available means that it's blocked https://www.google.com/search?q=what+ai+blocked+in+eu+gemini+chatgpt https://www.google.com/search?q=what+ai+b

The app is not available means that it's blocked https://www.google.com/search?q=what+ai+blocked+in+eu+gemini+chatgpt https://www.google.com/search?q=what+ai+blocked+in+eu+gemini... https://leancode.co/blog/how-to-use-gemini-api-in-europe https://leancode.co/blog/how-to-use-gemini-api-in-europe

dns_snek 3y ago
I'm in EU and if I open gemini.google.com, it works! Either all of us EU users are experiencing collective hallucinations, or you don't understand your own linked sources. Feeding the trolls is technically against the site guidelines so I should stop, but I am curious what your motivations are for blatantly lying about easily verifiable facts, on a public forum.
- _giorgio_ 3y ago
  OMG you're regarded. Why you aren't able to understand that AI has been blocked, and that currently it's still blocked since you can't use the API and the app, and there are still restrictions on many EU countries. You're just regarded Sincere question. Are you disabled?
  - dns_snek 3y ago
    So your evidence for "EU blocking AI innovation" consists of 1 singular LLM not being offered as an API in the EU, even though it's readily available as an end-user product, i.e. in the form that most people will consume. Man, if EU is trying to "block AI" as you say then they're doing a really awful job - all the market leaders are readily available through any interface your heart desires. ;)
    - _giorgio_ 3y ago
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      - dns_snek 3y ago
        Please stop pestering me. Your claim is not based in fact, and it won't become one through spaced repetition. ChatGPT has never been blocked in the EU, and neither were LLaMA, Mistral AI, or Gemini - Google has a well-established history of slow roll-outs with their new product launches. ChatGPT, the end-user-product, was briefly banned in Italy, following a data leak in OpenAI's systems, and in connection with their illegal data-gathering practices and lack of age verification which they promptly addressed in a matter of weeks. GPT-4 remained available through OpenAI APIs during this time. And yes, the EU AI act has completely blocked some AIs because of their potential to harm the general public, no argument there. We ban guns for the same reasons.

dns_snek 3y ago

I'm in EU and if I open gemini.google.com, it works! Either all of us EU users are experiencing collective hallucinations, or you don't understand your own linked sources. Feeding the trolls is technically against the site guidelines so I should stop, but I am curious what your motivations are for blatantly lying about easily verifiable facts, on a public forum.

_giorgio_ 3y ago
OMG you're regarded. Why you aren't able to understand that AI has been blocked, and that currently it's still blocked since you can't use the API and the app, and there are still restrictions on many EU countries. You're just regarded Sincere question. Are you disabled?
- dns_snek 3y ago
  So your evidence for "EU blocking AI innovation" consists of 1 singular LLM not being offered as an API in the EU, even though it's readily available as an end-user product, i.e. in the form that most people will consume. Man, if EU is trying to "block AI" as you say then they're doing a really awful job - all the market leaders are readily available through any interface your heart desires. ;)
  - _giorgio_ 3y ago
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    - dns_snek 3y ago
      Please stop pestering me. Your claim is not based in fact, and it won't become one through spaced repetition. ChatGPT has never been blocked in the EU, and neither were LLaMA, Mistral AI, or Gemini - Google has a well-established history of slow roll-outs with their new product launches. ChatGPT, the end-user-product, was briefly banned in Italy, following a data leak in OpenAI's systems, and in connection with their illegal data-gathering practices and lack of age verification which they promptly addressed in a matter of weeks. GPT-4 remained available through OpenAI APIs during this time. And yes, the EU AI act has completely blocked some AIs because of their potential to harm the general public, no argument there. We ban guns for the same reasons.