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by Beretta_Vexee 499 days ago
In the case of Mistral, the restrictions on exporting the model would not apply, since the model is produced in France. What's more, Mistral won't be much help in producing deadly gases or uranium enrichment facilities. It is therefore not subject to this legislation for these two reasons.

On the other hand, ICs could be subject to restrictions, and France has no alternative for sourcing large-capacity ICs.

The USA could use dollar-denominated transactions to broaden the scope of the text. It's not insurmountable, but it will complicate matters.

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Actually, Mistral by virtue of not aligning/safety lobotomizing their models will indeed trivially "help in producing deadly gases or uranium enrichment facilities!"
It's quite a feat to demonstrate that you know nothing about LLMs, chemistry or the nuclear industry in so few characters.
Let's see your google scholar or huggingface profile. You better square up if you're going to talk shit.

It's telling that the release from OpenAI today warns about exactly this threat in their lengthy security section: https://cdn.openai.com/o3-mini-system-card.pdf