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I think the biggest concern for Canada and the EU is that the US and China will work together on a joint "AI non-proliferation" agreement much the same way that
by petcat 15d ago
I think the biggest concern for Canada and the EU is that the US and China will work together on a joint "AI non-proliferation" agreement much the same way that nuclear weapons came to be restricted by the countries that already had the capability. This will lead to a de facto "techno-colonization" of the rest of the world between themselves.
Trump and Xi are reportedly discussing this concept in their upcoming summit.
- dumbmrblah 15d agoThen maybe the EU and Canada should start innovating, so they can have a seat at the table rather than just wringing their hands about it.
- Apocryphon 15d agoWhither Mistral? Or Yoshua Bengio?
- dumbmrblah 15d agoHas Mistral released anything worthwhile in the past 6 months compared to the Chinese and American labs? Mistral Medium and Shieldstral? Qwen27B and Deepseek were released the same week as Mistral which... certainly took the wind out of its sails. Yoshua Bengio is a gem, LLMs don't exist without him. But what has Canada done as a whole in terms of releasing anything approaching Astra, GLM, etc.?
- ddarolfi 15d agoI see AI is a capital game, not really an innovation game. Plenty of the innovation that led to AI today came from Canadian and European researchers. To be at the top of AI, you must have focused capital, which Canada and EU have been lacking in compared to US and China.
- vrganj 15d agoWhy should they give a shit what some foreign despots agree to?
- sham1 15d agoThis concern carries within it the assumption that having LLMs gives the parties as much influence as what nuclear weapons do in warfare. An assumption that should probably be checked.