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Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by watwut on Monday April 27, 2026 @09:48AM (#47921519)
Yes, European companies break the law too. However, the comment this was about literally mocked the companies that are actively trying to follow the law.

So yes, such companies exist and plenty of people see their existence as a good thing rather then something to mock.

Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by jgwil2 on Monday April 27, 2026 @09:52AM (#47921573)
That comment mocked German customers; it didn't mention companies at all.
Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by Mashimo on Monday April 27, 2026 @10:15AM (#47921951)
I read it like the customers where German based companies.
Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by rat9988 on Monday April 27, 2026 @10:17AM (#47921973)
Obviously B2B given the context
Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by mothballed on Monday April 27, 2026 @10:40AM (#47922259)
Law has no virtue in and of itself.
Re:France's Mistral Built a $14B AI Empire by Not Being Amer... by 21asdffdsa12 on Monday April 27, 2026 @11:12AM (#47922716)
It also ultimately a expression of might makes right (sad as this is) and as the current culture supports a decline of western might, it also undoes the law - first international, than domestic. We simply decided to burden our might with these restriction fictions, others feel not at all compelled to follow.

I expect to see further selling out of these laws, as the economic prosperity declines. I can perfectly see german law limiting german companies from developing and selling AI products, while at the same time allowing us companies for a "pay our retires and pension-plans" kickback.