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  • In a Reddit AMA, the then-Branch CEO Alex Austin also revealed that if Kevin ever left Branch, they would open-source Nova Launcher's code and release it to the community.

    We still have hope if they keep their promise!

  • Yeah.. You do it, but do you think the UK government does?

  • Holy shit, the quote is wild!

    At this stage, it appears that the only way for Google to end its conflict of interest effectively is with a structural remedy, such as selling some part of its Adtech business.

    EU is smoking Google, rightfully so. Third time they get a fine for this, so now its gloves off.

  • Also just users. No docker or anything, just using the system someone else setup for them.

    NextCloud is used everywhere, also in commercial use.

  • Automation was never about safety in the first place.

  • Yes, probably why this wont affect EU users.

  • Like anyone cares outside of EU.

  • It will probably be for the rest of the world.

    EU devices not effected.

  • They settled for Tesla.

  • Since Wall Street, never really was.

  • Literallt extortion.

  • Yes. It is.

    Excalty like China.

  • The age of information is in the past.

  • Please choose nuclear then, you fucktard.

  • Well, if they succeed, it's because of efficiency and lowering costs. Second is how much the data and control is really worth.

    The big companies is not just developing LLM's, so they might justify it with other kinds of AI that actually makes them alot of money, either trough the market or government contracts.

    But who knows. This is a very new technology. If they actually make a functioning personal assitant so good, that it's inconvinient not to have it, it might work.

  • Or it will gate keep them from poor people. It will mean alot if the capabilities keep on improving.

    That being said, open source models will be a thing always, and I think with that in mind, it will not go away, unless it's replaced with something better.

  • Technologies come and go, but often when a worldwide popular one vanishes, it's because it got replaced with something else.

    So lets say we need LLM's to go away. What should that be? Impossible to answer, I know, but that's what it would take.

    We cant even get rid of Facebook and Twitter.

    BUT that being said. LLMs will be 100x more efficient at some point - like any other new technology. We are just not there yet.

  • You dont know a thing about infrastructure, do you?

  • It will not go away at this point. Too many daily users already, who uses it for study, work, chatting, looking things up.

    If not OpenAI, it will be another service.