[jstummbillig]

Not in the same way, no, because they have not been targeted, while they should have if the same rules applied, according to Anthropic's depiction of the situation.

This is potential tyranny aimed at Anthropic, specifically.

[bjohnson225]

For anyone outside the US this is a clear statement that either models are open or they are controlled by an erratic and hostile US government.

Being a US ally has become meaningless, and using a company that’s not targeted today does nothing to protect you tomorrow.

[drstewart]

Europe doesn't seem to care so much about erratic and hostile governments when it cozied up to Russian gas for decades, something it still continues to do just hiding behind third party countries.

It's a clear statement that European morals are purely performative

Just like how the EU is hostile towards US companies, but very light to the touch when it comes to corruption with HSBC, FIFA or VW. With such hostile and erratic allies, who needs enemies?

Let's not even get into Orban. You can never trust the EU again since who knows if they're capable of electing someone like that in the future? Trust is broken forever

[jstummbillig]

The EU has elected Orban about as much as the world has elected Trump.

[drstewart]

Great, great point. That's why people who say NATO can't be relied on anymore aren't making sense - NATO never elected Trump, so his involvement or opinion on it doesn't matter.