| ▲ | omnimus 2 hours ago | |
It is actually not unrealistic to imagine laws for eu gov software only to allow Mistral or Aleph alpha models. They are pretty good - on par with deepseek atleast. There are all kinds of similar requirements already from software stacks to databases. What I would see even more likely are requirements of no agent commits, use of only human written/vetted code under their name. | ||
| ▲ | msdz 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> on par with deepseek atleast For chatbot-style usage maybe, can’t really attest to that; for long-running, long-context “agentic” work including planning, within a harness etc., definitely not (yet). > What I would see even more likely are requirements of no agent commits, use of only human written/vetted code under their name. I mean in the end that’s what the Kernel project does now, IIRC? Everything has to have a response human’s sign-off. | ||