While I do think institutions may be able to set policies that slow down the roll out of data centers, data acquisition (to an extent), and model development, there is a sense of realpolitik risk at play that could a given region or country a disadvantage. If we're already seeing tangible benefits in some fields, what's to say that would not have long term macro economic implications?
While I do think institutions may be able to set policies that slow down the roll out of data centers, data acquisition (to an extent), and model development, there is a sense of realpolitik risk at play that could a given region or country a disadvantage. If we're already seeing tangible benefits in some fields, what's to say that would not have long term macro economic implications?