It would be a waste of resources to try to switch to an LLM who would be in agreement with that administration’s policies.

I feel it would be more accurate to say they’d use the model for advice, then apply their human touch-up. But it would be quite ironic if the successful policies were the ones proposed by the AI ​​and left unchanged, while the modified ones were a complete failure.

Money that could be better used on other projects.

I just discovered that Google’s open source policy does not allow the use of software that is under the EUPL license.

Source: https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/thirdparty/licenses#european_union_public_licence_eupl_not_allowed

To tell the truth, OpenAI has been paying former investment bankers to train its AI.

However, this feature is currently only available to Pro users; it will roll out to Plus and Go users next, and finally to free users in the coming months.

I wish sensationalist headlines weren’t the order of the day.

Waymo is on the right track; I wonder if it will expand to countries other than the U.S. and the U.K.