Re:US and UK refuse to sign AI safety declaration at summit
by amelius on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @01:30PM
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I wouldn't be surprised if EU has their own competitor within a year or so.
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Re:US and UK refuse to sign AI safety declaration at summit
by IshKebab on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @03:55PM
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To OpenAI? The closest was DeepMind but that's owned by Google now.
Re:US and UK refuse to sign AI safety declaration at summit
by amelius on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @04:02PM
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Well, deepseek open sourced their model and published their algorithm. It may take a while before it is reproduced but if they start an initiative and get the funding in place it'll probably be sooner rather than later.
Re:US and UK refuse to sign AI safety declaration at summit
by mattlondon on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @04:38PM
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Owned by Google yes, but it is head quartered in London, with the majority of the staff there.
So the skills, knowledge, and expertise are in the UK. Google can close the UK office tomorrow if they wanted to sure, but are 100% of those staff going to move to California? Doubt it. Some will, but a lot have lives in the UK (not least the CEO and founder etc) so even if Google pulls the rug I will bet there will be a new company founded and funded within days that will vacuum up all the staff.
Re:US and UK refuse to sign AI safety declaration at summit
by tfsh on Wednesday February 12, 2025 @05:42PM
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But will this company be British or European? I'd love to think so, but somehow I doubt that. There just isn't the money in UK tech, the highest paid tech jobs (other than big tech) are elite hedgefunds but they get by with minimal headcount.