So they're running out of large enough companies as customers. Now they want governments to pay them.
OpenAI for Countries
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#22> These secure data centers will help support the sovereignty of a country’s data
there is no data sovereignty if there's a US entity at the top
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#23As a consumer, this makes me afraid.
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#24> Partner with countries to help build in-country data center capacity. Except USA banned export of GPUs to like half of the European Union, let alone third-world countries.
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#25blah blah blah.. anybody else fatigued by all this nonsense?
sounds like you dont use GPT Many to numerous times a day too....
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#26I dont get the proposition, they want to build DCs in partnering countries to run GPT on? Who is this useful for, except for OpenAI to get lower latency connections to their customers?
I mean its useful to the customers who get lower latency too.
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#27So let me get this straight: countries fund the infrastructure, shoulder the risk, dole out taxpayer money to the for-profit arm of OpenAI, weaken privacy laws, and hand over taxpayer data for…nothing? It just reads like a “hey gullible suckers, give us your land/money/data and we’ll let you slap our logo on stuff until it’s no longer economically convenient for us to do so, at which point we’ll demand you subsidize…
This is the leader pg admires?
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#28> Partner with countries to help build in-country data center capacity. Except USA banned export of GPUs to like half of the European Union, let alone third-world countries.
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#29> Partner with countries to help build in-country data center capacity. Except USA banned export of GPUs to like half of the European Union, let alone third-world countries.
As long as banned GPUs are under USA control and know what data is being processed on them then perhaps it will be allowed.
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#30...this is not AI for countries. This is AI for _governments_. Those two concepts are diametrically opposed to one another.
Diametrically opposed? They are distinct, but hardly opposed.