European AI. A playbook to own it
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European AI. A playbook to own it
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#2Interesting reading this with
> Tell HN: docker pull fails in spain due to football cloudflare block
next to it on the front page
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Fortunately, U.S. startups never bullshit and posture to get VC money, and in the rare cases they do, it’s not posted to HN. Right?
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#6I find it so funny that the people leading AI today have names that could be the characters of a bad scifi novel.
Amodei (love of god) Altman (alternative to man?) Arthur Mensch fighting from the ethical side
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Go back to your dystopia
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#8Mistral is the only AI bot I haven’t blocked from my server.
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#9I've tried Mistral a few times, at first it seemed promising (though lagging) but at some point it seems like they stopped focusing on AI and shifted their focus to being a mouthpiece for EU policy and pushing for regulation. I can't really take any of their announcements seriously anymore.
A couple of weeks ago they were calling for a European AI tax to pay creatives.
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Go back to your dystopia
Somewhat doesn't change the reality how grants are attributed and what they are trying to do in this document.
You can clearly see in my previous comment that they ask the government to subsidize their operations and to soften the copyright laws, etc.
Though can may sound unpleasant, it's like this in Europe (and probably worldwide anyway, like any public policy influence).
It doesn't mean it's right or wrong, but still it's 22 pages of lobbying with all the keywords to match the current EU policies.
So I prefer to be direct about what it is.