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Some of those seem like good things TBH.
by LastTrain 4mo ago
Some of those seem like good things TBH.
- throw-the-towel 4mo agoYes, but they are incompatible with being on the forefront of AI.
- LastTrain 4mo agoYep. I wonder if being at the forefront of AI makes for a better & more free society.
- Eupolemos 4mo agoBeing on the backfoot will make us vulnerable to those who are not. I do not understand how this can not be self evident.
- LastTrain 4mo agoSure, but clearly you don’t mean at any cost, right?
- pptr 4mo agoYou can only make money if you produce value. If you stop producing value because your old industries decline/collapse and you miss out on new industries, your wealth will trend towards that of a third world country.
- LastTrain 4mo agoYes there are those two very extreme things and then there is every position in between.
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- Yeask 4mo agoItaly sells bags made in China for 5k. We know how to produce value.
- noddybear 4mo agoMaybe. I would contend that wealth accumulation over the long term is a function of the strength of local institutions e.g educational, judiciary etc. This is effectively the thesis of ‘Why nations fail’. Europes relative decline will only continue if the institutions of the US (and others) continue to be robust and healthy. I am not sure if this can be relied on into the future.
- bpodgursky 4mo agoThe current question is whether being the minor partner in a relationship with the US or China makes for a better & more free society. Westphalian norms are falling apart and countries will need to make hard tradeoffs about how to build enough economic heft to maintain their cultural values.
- moffkalast 4mo agoIt's not about how large the models are, it's how you use them in society ;)
- ux266478 4mo agoNot at all, they can just use the petabytes of data sold on the cheap by American and Chinese companies instead of their own.