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In response to "An AI that uses that country's data, that operates within that country's laws and is used for that country's purposes. -- nm" by Roger More

To expand a little... an AI LLM trained in English isn't going to provide great solutions in Japan.

Posted by Roger More (aka RogerMore) Feb 12 '24, 12:12

And countries where there are multiple language groups, eg India, will want to ensure all of their citizens have access to AI services.

Similarly, different countries will have different needs. Training a medical chatbot to serve Americans will have to be programmed differently to a medical chatbot in Indonesia.

Every country is going to want to have its own laws and rules about how data is used, and many countries will not want to share their citizens' data outside the country (with good reason)

And many countries don't to have their AI solutions by another country (or a company accountable to another country). Put simply, what would happen if that other country turned off their AI?

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Thanks for the explanation. So more like video game regionalization than my misguided nationalization. -- nm - JD Feb 12, 12:20 3
- Nationalization will play a part - countries like Saudi Arabia and UAE are investing heavily in state-based AI companies, not to mention China. - Roger More Feb 12, 12:29 2
  - I get that last part and yet it sends shivers down my spine - JD Feb 12, 12:31 1
    - Everyone thinks it will be humans vs. the machines. What if it is humans and machines vs the replicants? - crash davis 😺 Feb 12, 12:46

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