Bingo. And for that to happen the EU must be a competitive market. And that doesn’t happen by strangling innovation with a thousand regulations passed down from Brussels by unelected bureaucrats.

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throwaway09809 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Your HN handle is a good fit for your comment

	▲	simianparrot an hour ago \| parent [-]
		It’s tongue-in-cheek given how AI-bros seem to think human intelligence is no different from the function of an LLM. At least I’m not hiding behind throwaway accounts.

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deaux an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Complete, utter bullshit. There are maybe 4 countries in the world with significantly less dependence on US tech. Out of those 4, one has magnitudes more government interference, another one has even more rules and regulations - including even stricter data privacy laws than GDPR - than the EU, the third has slightly less than the EU but also the lowest local tech % our of the 4, and the last one is Russia.

But sure, it's the rules and regulations that are the problem.

If you have any knowledge on the topic I don't need to name the other three.

Talking software as that's the discussion here, not hardware.

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atoav an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Ah the good old unelected bureaucrat-myth. And then you check and the very (usually right wing) politicians rallying against the bureaucrats voted for this or that regulation themselves.