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rafaelmn 5 hours ago

You can't build large ML models without swaths of data, and GDPR is the antitheses of collecting data. Therefore countries/companies that don't have to abide by it are at an obvious advantage.

If anything this is coming from political elite being convinced that AI research is a critical topic, EU recognizing it's weak because of the self-imposed handicaps and trying to move past that. I'd be shocked if we manage to do anything concrete on the matter TBH.

Manfred 5 hours ago | parent [-]

The GDPR is about protecting personal data, what personal data could you possibly need to train an AI model?

xvector 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Let's turn that around. What personal data wouldn't help train an AI model?