[cnr]

Maybe it can not spy on you but models can be totally (e.g. politically) biased depending on the country of origin. Try to ask european-, us- or china-trained models about "Tiananmen Massacre" and compare the answers. Or consider Trump's recent decisions to get rid of "woke" AI models.

[Aerroon]

Yeah, but would you trust European censorship to be better? The whole "hate speech" thing is not that uncommon in Europe.

[cnr]

Classic problem: "Who do you love more: mum or dad?" ;) Surely it's naive thinking but as the EU citizen I feel like I've got a little more influence on "European censorship" than on any other. I suppose that ASML feels the same way

[saubeidl]

Would you trust American censorship to be better? The whole prudery thing is not that uncommon in the US