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Yes, they run US models on US hardware and there is no alternative. In principle there are indeed Chinese models, but in practice there are also political consi
by mytailorisrich 13d ago
Yes, they run US models on US hardware and there is no alternative. In principle there are indeed Chinese models, but in practice there are also political considerations.
Europe pretty much does not exist in AI and the political considerations at this point push it towards overwhelming dependency on the US.
- croes 13d agoUS hardware with chips made in Taiwan created with European lithography systems?
- mytailorisrich 13d agoChips developed and controlled by the US. Taiwan is controlled by the US. Europe has no leverage. Europe does not exist in AI. That is the sad truth, no need to try to pick hole in reality... It's quite healthy to listen to EU noise less because otherwise people tend to drink the kool-aid and believe that the EU (and Europe) is anywhere in most strategic developments (AI and related chips are particularly dire but also missed the boat on EV, struggling on renewables, nowhere in smartphones, etc). Yes, there is Arm so that's that (not in the EU).
- croes 13d agoIt’s mutual dependency. The developed and controlled chips can’t be made without EU lithography. And it doesn’t have to be a bad thing to not exist in AI given all the damage that is done by AI.