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> Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! When Google was a startup and even a decade in they managed to treat everyone the same. Today this has went backwards like everything else Google it seems.
Legislation has consequences.
> Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! When Google was a startup and even a decade in they managed to treat everyone the same. Today this has went backwards like everything else Google it seems.
"Google Bard now open to use..." in the USA only, apparently. At least it is not working north of the border yet.
> Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! When Google was a startup and even a decade in they managed to treat everyone the same. Today this has went backwards like everything else Google it seems.
A decade ago GDPR didn't exist. Legislation has consequences.
"Sign in". This seems to be the future - search engines that require sign-in.
Three quotes from the document:
- "Owning the Ecosystem: Letting Open Source Work for Us"
- "Google should establish itself a leader in the open source community, taking the lead by cooperating with, rather than ignoring, the broader conversation."
- "Open source alternatives can and will eventually eclipse them [OpenAI] unless they change their stance. In this respect, at least, we can make the first move."
EDIT: Misread "open to use" as "open source" and figured it was behind a signup. Sorry, my fault + maybe wishful thinking.
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What absolute nonsense. This is a list of countries just off the top of my head that has sued Google in the last decade: United States European Union (which consists of multiple member states) Australia France Germany Italy Spain Russia India Brazil South Korea Turkey Canada
The members of the EU are countries, not states (& the EU itself is a political/economic alliance, not a country).
It is common to refer to the members of the EU as "member states."
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A decade ago GDPR didn't exist. Legislation has consequences.
It’s not just Europe that’s blocked
Though the release does say 180 countries and with rollouts like this it tends to be staged so I wouldn't be surprised if some folks in this thread (i.e.. the person from Canada) are just hitting a cache.
> Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! When Google was a startup and even a decade in they managed to treat everyone the same. Today this has went backwards like everything else Google it seems.
"Google Bard now open to use..." in the USA only, apparently. At least it is not working north of the border yet.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What absolute nonsense. This is a list of countries just off the top of my head that has sued Google in the last decade: United States European Union (which consists of multiple member states) Australia France Germany Italy Spain Russia India Brazil South Korea Turkey Canada
The members of the EU are countries, not states (& the EU itself is a political/economic alliance, not a country).