There isn't going to be some killer AI running on GCP simply because you don't run classified data/software on public clouds. We hear this disclaimer a lot --

There isn't going to be some killer AI running on GCP simply because you don't run classified data/software on public clouds. We hear this disclaimer a lot -- but isn't the whole point of Project Nimbus is that it's effectively a private cloud environment? Per a recent press release: As part of the "Project Nimbus", the cloud computing services will be provided from local cloud computing sites while the information will be processed and stored within the borders of the State of Israel under the provisions of Israeli law, strict information security guidelines, and under the guidance of the relevant authorities in the government. Also, it doesn't have to be a genocide-as-a-service app like Project Lavender to be worrisome. It can also be some far more boring facial recognition tools making everyday life in the OTP incrementally more miserable, for example. Google engineers reading this over your miso-roasted salmon & quinoa bowls are more than welcome to chime in with the relevant details.