Re:Mistral AI raises €1.7B to accelerate technological progr...
by sublimefire on Tuesday September 09, 2025 @07:05AM
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Why would anyone want to use Chinese tech is a mystery. There are too many geopolitical issues which makes it a risk. It is just not viable anymore to sign multimillion €$£ contracts with the companies originating from there. Scientific collab for sure but not more. I am not talking about toy applications here. Any significant deployment requires support etc from a provider. If data is very sensitive then doing confidential AI might be a better focus.
Re:Mistral AI raises €1.7B to accelerate technological progr...
by Urahandystar on Tuesday September 09, 2025 @04:34AM
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Competitive how? Is coding the only use case people talk about the best model?
Re:Mistral AI raises €1.7B to accelerate technological progr...
by debdut on Tuesday September 09, 2025 @05:03AM
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Not even coding, in most stuff, Mistral models are as embarrassing as LLaMa, because they’re actually just LLaMa
Re:Mistral AI raises €1.7B to accelerate technological progr...
by willvarfar on Tuesday September 09, 2025 @04:37AM
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That's very short-term. Whilst using whatever models now, Europe should be investing in catching-up before the inevitable future enshitification of the US models and the future political collision with both the US and China.
If you want the best option available while keeping your data within the EU, running a Chinese open weights model on hardware within the EU is likely the way to go.