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Legal implications usually come after the events. Seems like a waste of time to ask everyone this questions when they already stated support, no need to gatekeep. Action over words.

He said "it's not what we call it, it's what we do about it". Vertue signaling won't change much to the situation.

TL:DR; US citizen delete data hosted by US company to pass the US border, hoping that the US government cannot access the "deleted" data

Or that they need to maintain their hype without showing results

You don't offer much arguments beside AI is bad, use your brain, whatever that means.

Then what should we do ? Ignore LLM ? Teaching the use and the limitations (which are still important) seems more reasonable. I'm more worry about how it's going to be used against peoples

This is not a corporate tool, this is an open source tool that support Ollama, a self hosted LLM engine. It is this kind of open source tools that will prevent big corp to own the tech and make it work against you.

It's a tool, better teach how to use it than just dismiss it

This make us look desperate, this is disappointing

I'm in the same boat, I might try to join an org for this event

Keep your trash in your side of the border