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That doesn’t really matter for the point at hand, which is that Europe’s overregulation stifles innovation and international competition. Unless you’re arguing
by willy_k 1y ago
That doesn’t really matter for the point at hand, which is that Europe’s overregulation stifles innovation and international competition. Unless you’re arguing that the reason Europe hasn’t produced a SOTA LLM is because it’s not a net benefit, in which case that’s ignoring that it’s going to happen regardless and if Europe supposedly has its head on straighter than others, it would be most beneficial for the leading LLM to be European.
- edelbitter 1y agoReplace "leading LLM" with progressively more evil things and see at what point the "if they exist, they better be European" logic stops seeming logical to you.
- IAmBroom 1y agoInnovation is not the same as improvement, but improvement without innovation is highly unlikely.
- lazystar 1y ago> in which case that’s ignoring that it’s going to happen regardless we dont know the long term effects that llms have on a society that does not have these regulations in place. having europe as a backup in case the usa falls apart is probably a good idea
- nradov 1y agoRegardless of what happens with LLMs, I predict that another country will leave the EU before a US state again attempts to secede from the union.