More like convince Europeans they have a problem so they can fix it, as a European
@levelsio
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American Tech Companies in EU: Economic Impact Debate
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Nobody is arguing if American companies have offices in the EU Spotify is American with a European founder Europe benefits absolutely zero from that is the point
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Fine-tuning AI Models on Custom Work Data
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I'd love to see you finetune a model on your own work though I can help
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Xiaomi Expands Beyond Smartphones into Electric Vehicles Market
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Chart seems a bit old, Xiaomi very big now, first phones, then household electronics, now making EV cars too!
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Apple’s Market Cap: 1000x Larger Than Orange
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Those are all tiny compared to US Orange is $28B! Apple is $2.8T! That's 1000x bigger Fraunhofer isn't even a company
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Impact movements versus building business ventures strategy
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More impact to start/push movements than build another biz
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Breaking European Mindset: Techno-Optimism and Progress
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Yep, that's why I'm incessantly tweeting about it Break the European mind To then teach it the ways of techno-optimism and progress And we save our European land
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Employment Regulations Make Independent Contractor Payments Impractical
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You can't even wire money to people because if you do it more than a few times they're automatically considered employees in many cases meaning you're liable for them for years and again can't fire them without a really good reason Ludicrous
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Europe leads global AI regulation while lagging in development
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Eric Schmidt: European AI innovation hampered by capital and regulation
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Eric Schmidt says it's going to be rare to see the successes in Europe that you see in America and the UK:
— @levelsio (@levelsio) 9 mai 2024
"The fundamental reason is that they can't get the capital and Europe's regulatory structure is so prohibitive
It's really sad because the European talent pool is amazing,… https://t.co/HRWRiDua52 pic.twitter.com/DonI2f2kvQEric Schmidt says it's going to be rare to see the successes in Europe that you see in America and the UK: "The fundamental reason is that they can't get the capital and Europe's regulatory structure is so prohibitive It's really sad because the European talent pool is amazing,