Sure, but maybe we should try at least a little.
11:17 AM · Jun 29, 2026 · 1.5K Views
WIRED argues shifting US political dynamics under Donald Trump are driving Europe to build independent AI
Building a competitive frontier model remains a major challenge.
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rohit@krishnanrohit
I suggest Deepseek
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Alexander Doria@Dorialexander
There is a straight path to the frontier: 1) deployment 2) post-train 3) train. We’re not even in stage 1, even though affordable EU hosted SOTA open weights would be the most consecutive cheap move to sovereignty.
Alexander Doria@Dorialexander
Sure, but maybe we should try at least a little.
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biomed_ers@BiomedErs
@Dorialexander Even if compute and funding becomes available, I am afraid EU wants to regulate the models as soon as they get out, so who would want to start a big project in the EU? I guess some reassurances about this aspect are required as well.
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Alexander Doria@Dorialexander
@BiomedErs Not what worries me the most: EU rules are not the same for everyone.
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