> On its own

The reality is in front of you. So, you can't look at this "on its own".

What does your looks and involvement have to do with the parent comment’s core point?

The world doesn’t elect US presidents. We are referring to the relationship of non-US citizen to US elected officials. The intra US selection of officials doesn’t matter in this context of who sits on a higher moral horse.

You work backwards. You decide how much time you’re willing to spend to get the worth. Then, take steps towards it with checkpoints.

aka Character Language Models which have existed for a while now.

Future headlines after a browser compliance law made - “EU is destroying innovation!”

You shouldn't need any kind of law here. Consumers have 100% of the power as it stands in regards to browser tracking. The innovation should be in browsers and plugins, not donottrack flags or compliance laws.

Why would you go through all the trouble to do it all yourself when you someone else can do it at a fraction of cost plus you having almost full access to it whenever you want, however you want?

> "If OpenAl disappeared tomorrow, we have all the IP rights and all the capability. We have the people, we have the compute, we have the data, we have everything. We are below them, above them, around them."

~ Satya Nadella

https://x.com/AiBreakfast/status/1770832950722015660

What things do you do locally? For me, I found that about 8/10 times - a local model just suffices.

Code and biology. For me, the constraints locally are typically quality and speed of generating responses.

EU has asked the rail companies to do so or else they will force their hand if they don’t.

> In my opinion, Canadian should stop with this obsession and engage more with local politics.

In my opinion, this should be done by the entire world instead of obsessing over a no named senator said something scandalous on Twitter

Indeed. Not just other countries, either. Here in America we need to stop being hyper-fixated on the news cycle too. It's extremely unhealthy.

Yes, this works for Europe as well.