Multilingual language large language model.
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Let's define a language to interact with this multilingual language large language model. I call it: The multilingual language large language model language.
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It's a pyramid scheme!
How does it stack up in benchmarks is the question.
Badly. This was released almost 3 months ago and completely failed to make a splash, just like the other European models you have never heard of.
There's a lot of denial about this, but you just can't make such models competitive in Europe. The copyright industry is too strong. This combines with a general culture of data ownership and control. Case in point, the copyright industry is especially strong in Denmark, and they are also champions of chat control.
Copyright is arguably stronger in the USA, but there's a simple solution: just allow these companies to break the law.
I don't know any European country that has anything like the copyright clause in the US Constitution, or anything close to Fair Use. I don't see the argument.
There's a good chance that European AI companies like Mistral are breaking the law. We will have to see how it eventually goes in court. Recently, there was a decision in a Munich court against OpenAI. By that standard, even Apertus might be in trouble. But I doubt that decision will stand.
Well yes you'd need to go country by country to truly make an analysis. Maybe I'm talking more about enforcement than actual law, but as someone who has lived half his life on each continent, it's much easier to get away with copyright infringement on the personal level in Europe.
Maybe I’m talking more about enforcement than actual law,
Probably. Different countries in Europe have very different traditions there. I think the former socialist countries are still more relaxed. But the EU-line is rather dominated by countries like Germany.
Come to think of it. Switzerland officially takes a very lenient approach. It's legal to download media files for personal use. But as you can see here, that leaves research and business hanging.
"Apertus"
... or Aperture 😁 ? ...
GLaDOS is depicted in the series as an artificially superintelligent computer system responsible for testing and maintenance in the Aperture Science Computer-Aided Enrichment Center in all titles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GLaDOS
Another argument in favor of living in a police state of rich blokes doing banking for mafia and dictators, which doesn't need any surveillance because police already sees everything, and what it doesn't notice, it chooses not to, and also it can legally bend you over when required. I mean, OK, nobody's inviting, LOL.
I mean, seriously I like such news, every polity gets its turn to be a force for good.
There's even been news of an attempt by a group of Swiss politicians to create a committee on Nagorno-Karabakh refugees' return and future political existence.
And they are propping up Taler.
Just - I value this family of technologies for one main trait, it's destructive to superficial authorization. As in - where in the olden days bot campaigns in social media could just work, possibly unnoticed, now you can be certain it's mostly bots unless you can't transparently establish connection to a person, backed by cryptography.
But OK, a public confirmation bot is good, especially if it talks in your Jura dialect unintelligible not just to me, but to most native German speakers.