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A problem with the EU over regulating from its citizens point of view is the AI companies will set up elsewhere and the EU will become a backwater.
by tim333 1y ago
A problem with the EU over regulating from its citizens point of view is the AI companies will set up elsewhere and the EU will become a backwater.
- 0xDEAFBEAD 1y agoYep, that's why they need to regulate ASML. Tell ASML they can only service 'compliant' foundries, where 'compliant' foundry means 'only sells to compliant datacenters/AI firms'.
- daedrdev 1y agoThats how you get every government to throw money at any competitor to ASML and try to steal their IP.
- 0xDEAFBEAD 1y agoFrom Europe's POV, it's better to compete in an area Europe leads (fab equipment) than an area Europe lags (frontier models).
- qwe----3 1y agoAMSL EUV technology was developed in the US you know. I don’t know if you’ve noticed but AMSL follows US export controls
- isodev 1y agoFOMO is not a valid reason to abandon the safety and wellbeing of the people who will inevitably have to endure all this “AI innovation”. It’s just like building a bridge - there are rules and checks and triple checks
- tim333 1y agoAt the moment they are more like chatbots and I'm not sure they need the same sort of rules and triple checks as bridges.